Israel declared a “tactical break” in the fight in parts of Gaza on Sunday. The army said the pause in combat would be limited to areas where Israeli troops are currently not working-al-Mawasi, Deir El-Laah and the city of Gaza. It will take from 10:00 (0700 GMT) to 20:00 every day.
The Israeli statement, however, added that the “specified safe routes” were opened throughout Gaza to allow the safe passage of the UN and humanitarian aid of convoys that supply and distribute food and medicine.
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He added that this would allow UN agencies to open up safe ground routes to solve the deepening hungry crisis.
The army also said that the food began to reduce the air and angrily rejected the accusation that starvation as a weapon against Palestinian civilians, AFP reported.
On the telegram, the Israeli army announced that “Airdrop Humanitarian Aid had made an ongoing effort and facilitated access to the Gaza belt”.
In its statement, the army said it had coordinated its decisions with the UN and international organizations to “increase the extent of humanitarian aid entering the Gaza belt”.
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There was no immediate official reaction of UN agencies or non -governmental agencies in Gaza.
Humanitarian chiefs, however, are deeply skeptical that air drops can safely supply enough food to deal with a deepening hungry crisis that faces more than two million Gaza inhabitants.
The Israeli army said that these operations, along with an ongoing campaign against the Palestinian armed groups, should refute “a false claim of deliberate starvation in the Gaza Strip”.
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The humanitarian situation in the Palestinian territory has deteriorated seriously in recent days, with more than 100 non -governmental organizations in Gaza this week.
Israel placed a total blockade on March 2 in Gaza. At the end of May, this began to allow a small strand to help continue to warn against a wave of starvation.
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“Starving civilians”
A number of Western and Arab governments in Gaza in 2024 carried out air drops in 2024, when supplies of assistance after the land faced Israeli restrictions, but many in the humanitarian community consider them ineffective.
“The air drops will not change hungry,” said Philippe Lazzarini, UN head of the UN for Palestinian refugees, Unrwa. “They are expensive, inefficient and can even kill starving civilians.”
The Israeli army insists that it does not limit the number of trucks to Gaza, and claims that agencies and groups of the UN auxiliary groups do not collect help as soon as it is in the territory.
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Humanitarian organizations, however, accuse the army of storing excessive restrictions, carefully checking access to the road in Gaza.
A separate operation of the assistance of Israeli and the US supported by the humanitarian Gaza Foundation.
However, she faced hard international criticism after the Israeli fire killed hundreds of Palestinians near distribution points.
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Naval blockade
On Saturday evening, he showed a live feed on the Handala ship belonging to the Pro-Palestinian Freedom Flotilla group Israeli soldiers to enter the vessel.
The soldiers moved in when the ship approached Gaza and three video live sources of the scene broadcast online were a few minutes later.
Media restrictions in Gaza and difficulty in accessing many areas means that AFP is unable to independently verify the tolls and details provided by the agency for civil defense and other parties.
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Israel launched his military campaign in Gaza after Hamas’s attack in October 2023 resulted in the death of 1,219 people, most of whom, according to the sum of AFP based on official figures.
The Israeli campaign killed 59,733 Palestinians, mostly civilians, according to the Ministry of Health in Hamas.
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