US EditionCanadian aid pallets part of Gaza airdrop after Israel loosens restrictions
GAZA STRIP, PALESTINE, JUL 31 – Canadian aid pallets were part of a humanitarian airdrop to Gaza after Israel eased delivery restrictions, allowing increased international support to reach residents in need.
- Canada began airdropping humanitarian aid into Gaza shortly after announcing plans to officially acknowledge Palestine as a state.
- Israel slightly loosened restrictions on food and medicine entering Gaza following international outcry over starvation and pressure from Ottawa and charities.
- Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand confirmed Jordan's role in facilitating the Canadian aid airdrop and shared images of pallets marked with Canadian flags.
- Prime Minister Mark Carney referred to limitations on aid imposed by Israel and emphasized the importance of maintaining prospects for a two-state solution when announcing Canada's official recognition of Palestine.
- The move earned praise from advocates but drew Israeli criticism that recognition undermines ceasefire talks and may incite further violence.
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Over 210 Aid Trucks and Fuel Tankers Enter Gaza in Coordinated Relief Effort
As part of humanitarian efforts on July 31, over 210 aid trucks entered Gaza, with more than 200 collected and distributed by the UN and international groups; four UN fuel tankers also entered, and 43 aid pallets were airdropped in coordination with the UAE, Egypt, and Jordan.
Canadian aid was parachuted to the Gaza Strip one day after Ottawa announced its intention to recognize the Palestinian state.
Winnipeg Free Press
Canadian aid pallets part of Gaza airdrop after Israel loosens restrictions
Breaking News, Sports, Manitoba, Canada
OTTAWA—Canadian aid is parachuted to the Gaza Strip one day after Ottawa announced its intention to recognize the Palestinian state, a decision that has attracted both praise and condemnation in the Middle East. Israel has slightly relaxed its drastic restrictions on the delivery of food and medicine to the Palestinian territory, in response to the international outcry of famine in the enclave.
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