US EditionFrance Sending 40 Tonnes of Humanitarian Aid to Gaza, Foreign Minister Says
- France has conducted its first airdrop of humanitarian supplies into Gaza, after UN-backed experts warned of impending famine.
- The airdrop includes 40 tonnes of food supplies and will continue over several days, with plans for additional deliveries through land transport.
- President Emmanuel Macron expressed gratitude to France's Jordanian, Emirati, and German partners for their support in the humanitarian effort.
- Macron warned that airdrops alone are insufficient and emphasized that Israel must allow full humanitarian access to combat the risk of famine.
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France is continuing its humanitarian aid to Gaza with a further planned drop.
·Paris, France
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Macau BusinessFrance carries out first aid airdrop in Gaza
President Emmanuel Macron said France had carried out its first airdrop of humanitarian supplies into Gaza, after UN-backed experts warn the Israeli-blockaded Palestinian territory was slipping into famine.
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The French President also called on Israel to open "full humanitarian access to respond to the risk of famine".
French President Emmanuel Macron said on Friday that France had dropped humanitarian aid from planes in the Gaza Strip for the first time...
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