(Ottawa) of Canadian aid is parachuted on the Gaza Strip one day after Ottawa announced its intention to recognize the Palestinian state.
Israel has slightly relaxed its draconian restrictions on the delivery of food and medication to Palestinian territory, in response to international outcry aroused by famine in the enclave.
After hundreds of people have been shot in aid sites managed by Israel, Ottawa and Canadian charitable organizations have urged the Hebrew state to allow entry of Gaza Trucks for Distribution through the United Nations.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Anita Anand, said, in a publication on X, that Jordan participated in the parachuting of Canadian aid and published a photo of pallets aboard an airplane, on which Canadian flags were stuck.
Prime Minister Mark Carney invoked the aid restrictions imposed by Israel on Wednesday and the need to preserve the path to a two -state solution to justify its declaration that Canada would officially recognize the state of Palestine.
This decision was welcomed by some defenders, while Israel claims that it compromises the cease-fire negotiations and will encourage new violence.
