US EditionPalestinian Nurse Killed by Falling Aid Crate During Airdrop in Gaza
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Amid acute food shortages in Gaza, the method of delivering aid by air is causing chaos and increasing casualties.
The Palestinian Ministry of the Interior in the Gaza Strip warned today (Wednesday) of the danger of dropping relief aid by air, emphasizing that the occupation was using air-droping aid to engineer starvation and promote chaos, bullying and the spread of thieves. The Ministry stated in a statement: Airdroping aid is causing large numbers of casualties and citizens to fall in the rush, showing that dropping aid by air does not meet the minimum n…
Gaza: The Ministry of the Interior of Gaza, Wednesday, said that aerial drops of aid in the Gaza Strip caused the deaths and injuries of civilians and the destruction of tents and properties of displaced persons. The inside of Gaza accused Israel of using it as a tool to promote chaos within the policy of engineering starvation in the context of the extermination of Tel Aviv in the Strip.
Palestinian nurse killed by falling aid crate during airdrop in Gaza
A Palestinian man was crushed to death on Monday after a crate fell on him during an aerial aid drop over Gaza. A Palestinian man was crushed to death on Monday after a crate fell on him during an aerial aid drop over Gaza. According to The Independent, Oday al-Quraan had been waiting for aid to be dropped from planes but was unable to move out of the way when the crates landed. Israel has authorised several countries to carry out airdrops amid …
Gaza Aid Drop Claims Life of Hospital Nurse
A nurse in Gaza was killed after a box of emergency aid, dropped from a plane, struck the tent he was sheltering in at al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in Deir el-Balah. The fatal accident highlights growing concerns over the safety of aerial aid deliveries in the region. Humanitarian groups have repeatedly criticized the method, warning that with no way to accurately guide where packages land, such operations can endanger lives. Multiple injuries and d…
Rice, flour, sugar, noodles, medicine: The Bundeswehr has been throwing aid supplies over the Gaza Strip with machines from Wunstorf (Hanover Region) since 1 August.
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