Israel allows limited humanitarian assistance to Gaza
(MENAFN) Israel has stated it has authorized 5 UN trucks to enter Gaza that has humanitarian assistance as well as infant food after nearly 3 months of halted aid.
The UN's humanitarian head, applauded the action. However, he stressed that it was merely "a drop in the ocean of what is urgently needed" by the 2.1 million Palestinians in the crisis-ridden zone, where international professionals are alarming of an upcoming starvation.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated his verdict to momentarily to allow in a "minimal" quantity of food came after followed pressing action from made by allies in the US Senate.
He emphasized in a footage in reply to disapproval of the action in Israel saying that "we must not reach a situation of famine, both from a practical and a diplomatic standpoint.”
Netanyahu stated that food shipment would be ongoing solely until the Israeli army and private corporation had installed centers to hand out support under a supported project refused by the UN.
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