It is “essential” to have a continuous flow of medical aid, because “health needs are immense,” says the World Health Organization (WHO)

In a statement published by his office, the Israeli Prime Minister, Benyamin Netanyahu, welcomes the “Large [israélien] Help with Gaza civilians »in “Calling for other nations to join [l’Etat hébreu] “, After having authorized the first parachutages of aid on the night of Saturday to Sunday while the entire Gazan population runs a critical risk of famine, according to the Report of the Integrated Food Security Classification (IPC) framework published in May, and that the United Nations alerted on Sunday on “Alarming levels” malnutrition.

“We made sure that the food has arrived well. Consequently, Any country that really wants to help is welcome to join us ”writes Mr. Therefore, Netanyahu. Testimonies from Gazaouis report scenes of chaos during the recovery of it “essential” have continuous flow food. “Israeli aircraft have dropped seven food funds (…) in the northwest of the city of Gaza. Dozens of people rushed to recover them. it looks like a war ”told the agency France-Presse Samih Humaid on Sunday, a 23-year-old man, returned with “Only three boxes of beans”.

Fifty-two palettes of aid were dropped Tuesday in cooperation with the United Arab Emirates. Jordan, according to the COGAT, an organization of the Israeli Defense Ministry, which coordinates humanitarian aid in Gaza and which adds that more than 200 aid trucks were distributed, always Tuesday, in Gaza by the UN and international organizations.

The Hamas government in Gaza reported on Wednesday the entrance the day before “109 humanitarian aid trucks. which were mostly looted and stolen due to the security chaos created by the occupation [Israël] »accusing Israel once again of “Failure to it “essential” have continuous flow distribute the aid and deprive civilians, as part of a strategy aimed at sowing chaos and starving the population”.

France will drop from Friday 40 tonnes of aid on the Gaza Strip. the French Minister of Foreign Affairs, Jean-Noël Barrot, announced on Tuesday, the equivalent of two to three aid trucks. Humanitarian organizations and the UN estimate between 500 and 600 trucks per day the needs in the Palestinian enclave.