US EditionFrance To Air-Drop 40 Tonnes Of Aid To Gaza From Friday: Foreign Minister
GAZA STRIP, JUL 29 – France plans four flights delivering 40 tons of aid to Gaza amid warnings of famine affecting over 2 million residents under blockade, officials said.
- On July 29, 2025, France announced it will air-drop 40 tonnes of humanitarian aid into Gaza starting from Friday, coordinating with Jordanian authorities.
- This aid initiative responds to the ongoing conflict that began in October 2023 after Hamas launched an unprecedented attack against Israel, causing over 21 months of blockade and suffering.
- French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot reported 52 tonnes of French aid remain blocked in El-Arish, Egypt, and stressed that air deliveries help but are insufficient without reopened land access into Gaza.
- Aid groups warned that mass starvation affects Gaza's more than two million residents, with UN experts describing the territory as slipping into famine under Israeli blockade.
- France and Germany plan multiple humanitarian flights, but officials emphasize that reopening land routes is essential to alleviate civilian suffering and enable effective aid delivery.
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France will drop from Friday 40 tons of aid in the Gaza Strip, where humanitarian deliveries have resumed since Sunday to help hungry people, announced Tuesday the French Minister of Foreign Affairs. ...
France will airdrop food to Gaza, Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot announced on Tuesday. More countries are planning to fly in aid after warnings of an impending famine.
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France will begin airlifting 40 tons of humanitarian supplies to Gaza this week, as mounting international pressure urges Israel to reopen land access points for life-saving aid amid a worsening humanitarian crisis in the besieged enclave. RELATED: Israeli Voices Demand Stronger Sanctions on Tel Aviv Amid Gaza Offensive Crisis French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot announced that four separate flights, each carrying 10 tons of humanitarian aid…
Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot announced on Tuesday 29 July that France would deliver 40 tons of food aid by air to the Gaza Strip from Friday.
As of next Friday, France will provide the Gaza Strip with four humanitarian aid shipments of 10 tons each, said French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot. READ ALSO: France describes the assassination of Palestinian activist Odeh Hathalin as terrorism. “In close cooperation with the Jordanian authorities, we will conduct four flights that will transport 10 tons of supplies each to Gaza,” the Chancellor told BFMTV. Barrot reported that “52 tons o…
France to air-drop 40 tonnes of aid to Gaza from Friday
France will air-drop 40 tonnes of aid into Gaza from Friday, Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot said on Tuesday, as UN-backed experts warned the Israeli-blockaded Palestinian territory was slipping into famine. Concern has escalated in the past week about hunger in the Gaza Strip after more than 21 months of war that started after Palestinian group Hamas carried out an unprecedented attack against Israel in October 2023. "We will organise, starti…
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