Israel has allowed humanitarian aid trucks to enter Gaza
The Israeli government has allowed 277 trucks carrying humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip.
The Israeli government has allowed 277 trucks carrying humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip.
This was reported by the Office of Coordination of the Activities of the Israeli Government in the Palestinian Territories (COGAT) under the Ministry of Defense of the country.
According to information, a total of 277 trucks of humanitarian aid were delivered to Gaza on March 3.
It is noted that the Israeli government "does not limit the amount of humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip."
Earlier, it was reported that for the first time, the USA dropped more than 38,000 portions of food to the north of Gaza through three American S-130 planes using parachutes. According to UN data, more than 576,000 people are living in the vortex of hunger in this area.
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