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Amount of aid entering Gaza remains ‘very insufficient’
BERLIN: The amount of aid entering Gaza remains “very insufficient” despite a limited improvement, the German government said on Saturday after ministers discussed ways to heighten pressure on Israel. The criticism came after Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul visited the region on Thursday and Friday, and the German military staged its first food airdrops into Gaza, where aid agencies say that more than 2 million Palestinians are facing starvation.
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arabnews.com
Why not enough food is reaching people in Gaza even after Israel eased its blockade
International outcry over images of emaciated children and increasing reports of hunger-related deaths have pressured Israel to let more aid into the Gaza Strip. This week, Israel…
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haaretz.com
France says it airdropped 40 tons of humanitarian aid into the Gaza Strip
Germany's Bundeswehr armed forces have initiated airdrops of humanitarian aid over Gaza, with the first two Luftwaffe flights delivering nearly 14 tons of supplies, the German…
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France and Germany join aid airdrop efforts as Gaza faces worsening crisis
As Gaza's humanitarian crisis deepens, France and Germany have committed new aid packages amid growing international concern.
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Arab media: 12 killed, 90 wounded in Israeli strike on aid seekers in Gaza
Germany's Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul said on Friday that the situation in the Gaza Strip has become "unbearable" and he fears this could lead to the further diplomatic…
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Amount of aid entering Gaza remains ‘very insufficient’
BERLIN: The amount of aid entering Gaza remains “very insufficient” despite a limited improvement, the German government said on Saturday after ministers discussed ways to…