UN says help collected from the intersection of the gas after a three -day delay

Three days after Israel was collected more than 90 humanitarian aid, the UN teams were assembled after Israel weakened for an 11-week blockade.

The assistance, which included flour, baby food and medical equipment, was taken away from Carrem Shalom’s intersection on Wednesday evening and delivered to distribution warehouses. The pictures show the bakery that produces bread with some flour.

The UN said the delays were associated with uncertainty on the single access route that the Israeli military approved.

Israeli authorities said they allowed additional 100 cargo on a truck on Wednesday. However, the UN stated that “it is not enough to meet the great newspapers.”

Humanitarian organizations warn about the sharp level of hunger among 2.1 million population, as well as more children with a diagnosis of acute malnutrition, against a significant deficit of basic food and rapid prices.

Evaluation through integrated food security phase (IPC) also stated that half a million people face fasting in the coming months.

On Wednesday night, the UN press secretary announced that “he collected about 90 trucks from the Kerem Shalom crossing and sent them to gas.”

A video shared with the BBC showed that the trucks gathered from Kerem Shalom traveled in a convoy on the road in southern gas.

Other footage showed that flour bags are unloaded into the bakery, and hundreds of Pitt -Hlyba, which are expelled from the stoves on the conveyor belts.

Before the operation, the official program Senior World Food (WFP) Antoine Renard told the BBC that the problems with the help collection had arisen because the Israeli military wanted trucks to move along the route in Gaza, which was considered dangerous. According to him, the route can leave them under threat of desperately hungry civilian residents and armed criminal groups.

“At the market prices in Gaza now, every truck full of flour costs about 400,000 dollars (298,000 pounds),” Mr. Renard explained.

He added that the decision would be “hundreds of trucks daily” traveling on a safe way to warehouses, noting that “the less we provide, the greater the risk and more anxiety” among the population.

Renar said that Gaza was not used by the armed guards to support their cargo because it was considered too dangerous, so it was necessary to cease the fire and expand the current five -day food window.

On March 2, Israel stopped all supplies and commercial supplies to gas and resumed the military offensive two weeks after completing a two -month ceasefire with Hamas.

It states that the steps had to be put pressure on the armed group to release 58 hostages who remain in the gas, up to 23 of which are believed to be alive.

Israel also insisted that there was not enough help, and accused Hamas of theft of supplies to give away his militants or sell to raise money – the prosecution refused.

The UN also denied that the assistance was distracted, and stated that Israel was obliged to ensure international humanitarian legislation and medicines that have reached the Gaza population.

On Wednesday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he would restrict food in gas so that Israeli troops could continue their recently extended offensive and take complete control over the Palestinian territory.

“We must avoid the humanitarian crisis to maintain our freedom of operational action,” he said at a press conference.

Netanyahu also stated that the US -Izrail’s controversy plan was helping with existing UN objects and use a private food campaign from the centers in South and Central Gaza, protected by security contractors and Israeli troops.

The UN and other agencies have stated that they would not cooperate with the plan, saying that this is contrary to the fundamental humanitarian principles and appears to be “weapons”.

WFP also warned that forcing 2.1 million people to travel long distances for food.

“This plan is not a solution, it is a political decision,” Renar said. “Food should go to people, not people to food.”

Meanwhile, Israeli bombing and terrestrial operations continue on gas, and on Wednesday, the Ministry of Health Hamas reports that 82 people were killed in the previous 24 hours.

According to the UN, about 81% of the US territory are either subjected to Israeli evacuation orders, or located in the militarized zone “Do not walk”.

Almost 600,000 people estimate have been moved again since March, including 161,000 who had been forced to escape last week.

On October 7, 2023, Israel launched a military campaign in Gaza in response to Hamas’s cross -border attack, which killed about 1,200 people and took 251 people hostage.

According to the Ministry of Health, at least 53,655 people were killed in Gaza.