Humanitarian aid boxes fell on Gazans in the Shati Refugee Camp and Cela Street areas in Northern Gaza and fell on civilians waiting for help.
IT FALLED FAST BECAUSE THE PARACHUTE DID NOT OPEN
Hospital sources also stated that the people in need in Gaza were waiting for the aid dropped from the air to land, and that there were deaths and injuries as a result of the boxes falling rapidly because the parachutes did not open.
Sources noted that the injured were taken to Shifa and al-Ehli Baptist Hospitals in Gaza city.
MANY ARAB STATES ARE DROPING AID FROM THE AIR IN THE REGION
Egypt, the United Arab Emirates, Jordan, Qatar, Oman and Bahrain have been organizing joint operations to airdrop aid to the Gaza Strip for the last week.
Previously, Palestinians who wanted to reach aid had a difficult time due to the airdropped aid dropped into Gaza falling into the sea.
Some were seen entering the sea in small fishing boats, while others were swimming to reach humanitarian aid.
GAZA WAS ABANDONED TO HUNGER AND THIRST
International circles, especially UN organizations, are calling for a ceasefire in Gaza and increasing the entry of humanitarian aid to the region due to the fact that most hospitals are out of service, there is a lack of medical supplies, and diseases triggered by hunger, thirst and lack of hygiene materials.
Although the provisional injunctions ruled by the International Court of Justice against Israel on January 26 included “ensuring access to humanitarian aid in Gaza”, it is stated that the amount of aid entering Gaza in February was halved compared to January.
In Israel’s attacks on the Gaza Strip since October 7, 30 thousand 800 Palestinians, including at least 13 thousand 430 children, were killed and 72 thousand 298 people were injured.
While it is reported that there are still thousands of dead under the rubble, civilian infrastructure is also being destroyed by targeting hospitals and educational institutions where people took shelter.
(AA)
