Jordan and the UAE help in Gaza during the “Tactical pause” of Israel

Jordan and the UAE threw assistance in gas after Israel started a “tactical pause” in the fight against mitigation of the humanitarian crisis.

Jordan’s military said on Sunday his planes, working with the UAE, delivered 25 tons of assistance. The coffee with the truck also came from Egypt and the other from Jordan.

Israel said it would stop hostilities on Sunday 10 hours a day in Gaza States and allow the corridor of assistance, “refuting a false demand for a deliberate hunger.”

However, the doctors reported nine killed and 54 suffered from an Israeli fire near the Central Gazeline Route. The air part also hit the residential block one hour after a pause on Saturday.

Local sources reported the BBC that nine people were shot dead in the corridor near Sala-Al-Din Street in Central Gaza, where many civilians gathered in anticipation of the UN companies. The victims were taken to the Al-Uda Hospital in Nuseirat, a medical official said at the facility.

Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) said his troops had “fired a warning” to “collect the suspects” approaching them. It states that it was not known about the victims.

Meanwhile, the BBC checks the Geolocated Airstike on Midhaha Al-Vahid Street in the Al-Rimal Western city of Gaza-Yaki-Yaki appointed an hour before the area where the operations would stop.

The check was based on the reports on witnesses and two geological videos published earlier on Sunday. IDF said he checked the coordinates and did not know about the strike.

Food aid trucks that arrived in the lane on Sunday were postponed when desperate Palestinians tried to grab bags from flour from the truck near the downtime distribution point in Zikim, northern Gaza.

In recent weeks, Israel has been under intensive international pressure to allow assistance in the territory it has been controlled against the background of reports of mass fasting.

The UN World Nutrition Program states that a third of two million gases do not eat a few days at the same time, but a quarter of “strong conditions similar to hunger”.

In recent days, the Ministry of Health has killed more than 100 people who died. Hundreds were killed when they tried to get food with a limited number of distribution points held by Israeli and supported US Humanitarian Gaza (GHF).

Britain’s Foreign Minister David Lami said that Israel’s concessions would not easily alleviate the gas in the weekend.

“While air drops will help ease the worst suffering, land routes serve as the only viable and sustainable means of helping the newspaper,” he said in a statement.

“These measures must be fully implemented and further barriers to help. The world is watching.”

Walker Turk, UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, meanwhile, called for greater international pressure to stop the war. According to him, he brought “more destruction, more murders and further degumanization of the Palestinians.”

Donald Trump, US President, said he would send more gas assistance, but urged this “international problem – this is not a US problem”.

Gaza residents cautiously welcomed reports of a temporary humanitarian pause that allowed food and to enter the regulated enclave.

“Of course, I feel hope again, but I also experienced that fasting will continue when the pause is over,” said BBC Rasha al-Sheikh Khalil, the mother of four in Gaza City.

Nevin Saleh, the mother of six, said that in four months her family ate “no fresh fruits and vegetables”.

“There is no chicken, no meat, no eggs. All we have is canned food, which is often over and flour.”

Imada Kudai, a local journalist in Gaza and al-Mavasi, in the south of the strip, said most air drops “fell into demilitarized places where, when you go there, you will be very high.”

“These places are evacuated and under the control of Israel – so it is risky.”

Even when air falls and columns went to gas, the Israeli Prime Minister promised that his country “continues to fight, we will continue to act until we reach all our military goals – to a full victory.”

During a visit to the Ramon Air Force, Benjamin Netanyahu stated that Israel always allowed Gusse, and that the UN had unfairly accused his government in crisis.

“There are safe routes. There have always been, but today it is officially. There will be no excuses,” he said.

According to new measures, Israel has said to suspend fights in three inhabited Gaza States for 10 hours and open safe routes to deliver assistance.

IDF said he would open humanitarian corridors for auxiliary escort to the UN and other organizations to deliver food and medicines to the Palestinians through the lane.

The routes will be on the spot from 6:00 to 23:00 local time (4:00 to 21:00 BST).

The pause in the military activity took place in three districts -al -Mavasi, Deir Al -bala and Gaza -Siti -from 10:00 to 20:00 local time (08

The obvious concessions of Israel followed the adoption of the plan of Jordan and the UAE with the support of the UK to provide assistance to gas.

On October 7, 2023, Israel launched a war in Gaza in response to an attack under the direction of Hamas on Southern Israel, killing about 1,200 people and took 251 people.

More than 59,000 people have been killed in Gaza since then, according to the Ministry of Health Hamas.