Israel targets humanitarian aid to Gaza

Attack on humanitarian aid to Gaza

Israel targets humanitarian aid to Gaza

The ruthless attacks of Israel on Palestine did not hesitate to target the humanitarian aid to Gaza. On Tuesday, five trucks of humanitarian convoy by the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) came under fire that were carrying lifesaving medical supplies to health facilities in Gaza City. One driver got wounded, while two trucks were damaged.

ICRC, while condemning the attack, stated that current conditions would not allow any humanitarian personnel to continue their work. The organisation added that its mission was to bring urgent assistance to civilians and ensure the reach of vital assistance to medical facilities as it is a legal obligation by international humanitarian law.

Health authorities in Palestine have been asking for humanitarian aid to Gaza as the abundance of electricity and other basic facilities have made it hard for them to save valuable lives.

The Havock Wreaking on Gaza since October 07 2023

The bombardment by Israel has killed over 10,000 Palestinians since October 7 – when the attacks began. Health officials reported that the demised souls had around 40 per cent of children.

Washington has supported Israel in not choosing a ceasefire because it could help Hamas militarily. However, U.S. President Joe Biden urged Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to pause the attacks. Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel would seek to have security responsibility for Gaza after the war.

Israel showed no signs of halting the attacks and briefed that their troops have advanced to the heart of Gaza as they aim to locate & disable Hamas’s vast tunnel network beneath the enclave. Defence Minister Yoav Gallant had said that Hamas terrorists in Gaza were their main target. 

On the other hand, Hamas claimed that its fighters caused heavy losses to the invading forces. The statement added that they showed resistance against Israeli tanks using tunnel networks to launch ambushes.

Meanwhile, the Investment Minister of Saudi Arabia said on Wednesday that the Kingdom has decided to host summits of Arab and Islamic nations with the agenda to discuss the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

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