WFP, says

Crowds of civilians rushed to gas trucks, the world food program said when hunger and despair creates chaotic scenes.

The humanitarian organization stated that it had brought 77 trucks loaded with gas to gas for the night and early Saturday.

“All trucks were stopped along the way, and the food they were mostly hungry people who tried to feed their families,” WFP said.

Out of the “very high” adolescence, the decision was made to allow people to assist in the event of the crowd, the WFP press -secretary, Oier Ethef, told the BBC.

On May 19, Israel reduced the 11-week blockade of assistance, but the UN states that the amount sent last week is just over 10% of people’s needs.

The crowds on Saturday were civilians who received the word that the food was coming, “desperate, who can’t wait to get to the distribution points,” said Ms Ethef.

WFP has chosen aid delivery routes “that are closer to the population and safer and away from the gang.”

The workers instructed people to take only one bag of flour in each, but could not control who accepted what was intended.

“After almost 80 days of complete blockade, starving people do not release food,” the WFP added.

The supported assessment stated that the entire population of Gaza is undergoing a “critical risk” of hunger, and Ms. Ektot said two million people have a “desperate need”.

After the blockade was partially rising, WFP was able to distribute the trucks, but “not on the scale we would like, not the quantities that we need to get there so that we can calm the situation and control the chaos,” she said.

Israel said he had put the gas blockade on Hamas pressure to release the rest of the hostages, at least 20 of which are considered alive.

The UN Head of the Palestinian Agency for Assistance said that 900 trucks sent to gas over the past week were “just over 10% of the daily needs of people.”

“The help they are now being mocked with the mass tragedy, which unfolds under our hours,” said Philip Lacarini on X.

The Cogat Israeli Military Agency has accused the UN of not distributing assistance already in Gaza, and the Israeli Foreign Ministry said they were expecting hundreds of trucks.

“Additional assistance will actually get to people if you are collecting help that awaits you by intersection,” Kogat said at the UN on X on Friday.

The regional head of the UN Humanitarian Service Department Jonathan Wittal said the agency faced the problems of distribution of assistance from the escalation of uncertainty in the routes, giving “inappropriate routes”, “long delays” when receiving approval and “desperate crowds” on the way.

A special US and Israel organization also distributes food to the appointed newspaper. Israel has created a plan after Hamas accusation of theft of assistance that the group denies.

The Gaza Humanitarian Fund said it had spread two million meals this week that the BBC failed to check on its own.

This week there were chaotic scenes. The UN refused to work with the operation, stating that it was contrary to humanitarian principles.

Meanwhile, Israeli air strikes continue. Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) said on Saturday that over the past day, “dozens of targeted terrors across the gas strip.”

Sixty people have been killed in Israeli military operations in the last 24 hours, Hamas’s Ministry of Health said.

Statistics do not include Northern Gaza Governor, where the last hospital closed on Thursday after the Israeli military ordered the evacuation.

Cristas Georgalas, a Greek surgeon, who had worked at a Nasser Hospital in Khan UNIS until May 21, reported that his patients were mostly children in BBC, usually with Shrapnel injuries.

“The children were the main victims of injury and malnutrition,” he said on Friday.

The malnutrition slows the healing process and increases the risk of infection because the wounds remain open longer, he explained.

He and the hospital staff eat only rice for lunch and dinner, which, he said, was lucky compared to others. One of his colleagues told him that he had lost 26 kilograms (£ 57) in recent months.

Georgalas said many doctors did not pay for a year. Some live in tents, going without protection to work or must be evacuated in no time.

“They are worried about their relatives and life, they are starving, despite the fact that they continue,” he said.

Ever since he left gas, his colleague told him that the intensive care unit was “constantly complete” and “broken”, and doctors should understand, as so many patients require intubation.

Meanwhile, four Arab countries, which planned a landmark visit to the western shore this weekend, condemned Israel’s decision to block the trip.

The delegation, who planned to meet with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas in Ramal, included the foreign ministers of Egypt, Bahrain, Jordan and Saudi Arabia.

The Israeli official said the appointed meeting was to discuss the promotion of the Palestinian state, which rejects the incumbent Israeli government.

Saudi Arabia and France are holding an international conference next month to resurrect a two -state decision as a response to war.

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

At least 54,381 people have been killed in Gaza since then, including 4117 since Israel has restored its offensive on March 18, the Ministry of Health Hamas reports.