The Israeli Army Said It Will Also Facilitate the Expansion of Water Desalination in the Gaza Strip by Connecting the Desalination Plant to Israeli Electricity
The Israeli military announced on Saturday that it will establish "humanitarian corridors" to enable UN convoys to travel safely in Gaza, as well as renew the airdrops of humanitarian aid into the territory, following a situational assessment and in accordance with directives from the political leadership.
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