US EditionIsrael to allow first aid shipments via Kerem Shalom crossing to Gaza
- Israel has approved the temporary delivery of aid directly to Gaza through the Kerem Shalom border crossing, in response to pressures from aid agencies and Western allies.
- The United States supports the opening of this new route and intends to work with Egypt to facilitate the delivery of humanitarian aid to Gaza.
- The war in Gaza has caused dire humanitarian conditions, with severe shortages of food, clean water, and medicines. The conflict has resulted in significant civilian casualties and displacement.
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Israel reopens Gaza aid crossing as US pushes for restraint
GAZA STRIP: Israel reopened an aid crossing into Gaza on Friday as staunch ally the United States urged more restraint in its all-out offensive against Hamas. Under pressure to do more to spare civilians, Israel approved a “temporary measure” allowing aid to be delivered directly to Gaza through its Kerem Shalom border crossing, the prime minister’s office said.
País permitirá temporariamente a entrada por Kerem Shalom, para descongestionar Rafah Israel autorizou nesta sexta-feira a entrada de ajuda humanitária em Gaza por uma de suas passagens fronteiriças, diante da pressão internacional, principalmente dos Estados Unidos, que pede ao país que reduza a intensidade dos ataques e proteja os civis. O Exército de Israel reconheceu hoje ter matado três dos reféns sequestrados em 7 de outubro pelo Hamas, ap…
Israel agrees to reopen southern Gaza border crossing to permit more aid
Israel has agreed to reopen the Kerem Shalom border crossing on Egypt’s border to allow more aid into Gaza. “Before departing Israel, I was informed by my counterpart, Israeli National Security Advisor Tzachi Hanegbi, that the Government of Israel has taken the decision to open its border crossing at Kerem Shalom for direct delivery of…
The Israeli government has decided to open another border crossing for aid deliveries to the Gaza Strip.
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