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In a press release published by his office, Israeli Prime Minister Benyamin Netanyahu welcomes “Big [israélien] Help with Gaza -Burgers »in “Call for other countries to participate [l’Etat hébreu] “, After having authorized the first parachutages of help in the night from Saturday to Sunday, while the entire Gazan population runs a critical risk of famine, according to the report of Integrated Food Security Classification Frame (IPC) Published in May, and to which the United Nations were warned on Sunday “Alarming levels” malnutrition.

“We have ensured that food has arrived. Every country that really wants to help is welcome to participate”writes Mr. Netanyahu. Testimonials from Gazaouis report scenes of chaos during the recovery of food. “Israeli planes have dropped seven food fires (…) In the northwest of the city of Gaza. Dozens of people hurried to restore them, it looks like a war “told the Bureau France-Presse Samih Humaid on Sunday, a 23-year-old man, returned with “Only three boxes of beans”.

Fifty fifty pallets of help were dropped on Tuesday in collaboration with the United Arab Emirates and Jordan, according to the Cogat, an organization of the Israeli Ministry of Defense, that coordinates humanitarian aid in Gaza and adds that the load of more than 200 trucks can always be spread on Tuesday, by the VN.

The Hamas government in Gaza reported the entrance the day before on Wednesday “109 Humanitarian auxiliary cars, which were usually looted and stolen because of the security chaos created by the occupation [Israël] “Restiating Israel of “Not distributing the help and calculating citizens, as part of a strategy aimed at sowing chaos and starving the population”.

France will fall from Friday 40 tons of help on the Gaza Strip, the French Minister of Foreign Affairs, Jean-Noël Barrot, announced the equivalent of two to three auxiliary cars on Tuesday. Humanitarian organizations and the UN estimate the needs in the Palestinian enclave between 500 and 600 trucks per day.