The UN announced the resumption of humanitarian aid in the Gaza Strip, more than two and a half months after Israel has imposed a complete exclusion on the Palestinian enclave. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he was ready to receive a temporary truce in order to liberate hostages after an international outcry. With Israel getting more and more intense pressure from the international community over the way it wage the Gaza war, which has imposed a complete exclusion from March 2, the Israeli government announced earlier this week that it would allow limited humanitarian access to humanitarian aid. Yesterday, Wednesday, “the UN raised the loads of about 90 trucks at Kerem Salom crossing and sent them to Gaza,” Stefan Dizarik’s spokesman for the UN Secretary -General said in a statement. The Hamas government’s press office, which controls Gaza, confirmed that the load of 87 trucks entered the enclave, in a message to the Telegram overnight. […]
Source: News Beast
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