After months of siege, a large wave of trucks carrying humanitarian aid entered the Gaza Strip.
Publish dateSunday 12 October 2025 - 14:57
Story Code : 331440
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): Al Jazeera Network reported that aid trucks entered the Gaza Strip this afternoon (Sunday).
The Egyptian Red Crescent announced in a statement that the trucks carrying aid entered the occupied territories this morning through the Rafah border crossing and then moved towards the Gaza Strip through the Al-Awja and Karm Abu Salem crossings.
According to the statement, Egyptian Red Crescent forces will try to enter the Gaza Strip today with about 400 trucks, a cargo of about 9,000 tons.
The trucks carrying aid entered the Gaza Strip after months of siege and following a ceasefire agreement.
In recent months, Israel has only allowed limited and trickle-down aid into Gaza in an attempt to ease global pressure.
The Gaza Strip is a densely populated area, and the long-term Israeli blockade has led to an unprecedented humanitarian catastrophe in the region.
The blockade of the Gaza Strip, which has lasted for more than a decade and intensified during the recent war,
This blockade has created numerous crises for residents, the most important of which are a food crisis and famine, a collapse of the health system, a water, electricity and fuel crisis, widespread displacement and destruction of infrastructure, and psychological and social problems.
According to the latest reports published by the Gaza Ministry of Public Health, nearly 500 Palestinians have died from malnutrition and hunger, of which more than 150 were children.
The Egyptian Red Crescent announced in a statement that the trucks carrying aid entered the occupied territories this morning through the Rafah border crossing and then moved towards the Gaza Strip through the Al-Awja and Karm Abu Salem crossings.
According to the statement, Egyptian Red Crescent forces will try to enter the Gaza Strip today with about 400 trucks, a cargo of about 9,000 tons.
The trucks carrying aid entered the Gaza Strip after months of siege and following a ceasefire agreement.
In recent months, Israel has only allowed limited and trickle-down aid into Gaza in an attempt to ease global pressure.
The Gaza Strip is a densely populated area, and the long-term Israeli blockade has led to an unprecedented humanitarian catastrophe in the region.
The blockade of the Gaza Strip, which has lasted for more than a decade and intensified during the recent war,
This blockade has created numerous crises for residents, the most important of which are a food crisis and famine, a collapse of the health system, a water, electricity and fuel crisis, widespread displacement and destruction of infrastructure, and psychological and social problems.
According to the latest reports published by the Gaza Ministry of Public Health, nearly 500 Palestinians have died from malnutrition and hunger, of which more than 150 were children.
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