The White House has assured that the United States “will continue” to drop humanitarian aid on Gaza while Hamas calls for an end to this type of operation which would have caused the death of several people following drownings. or jostling. The White House is working to create a maritime corridor to increase the entry of aid.
The United States “will continue” to drop humanitarian aid on Gaza, a spokesperson for the White House National Security Council said Tuesday, as Hamas calls for an end to these operations following drownings and deadly stampedes.
The United States is working to create a maritime corridor
“Aid airdrops are one of the many ways we are using to deliver the aid that Palestinians in Gaza so desperately need and we will continue to do so” while “working tirelessly to increase the arrival of “humanitarian assistance by land”, said this spokesperson. The White House is also working to create a maritime corridor to increase the entry of aid, he recalled.
Hamas announced Tuesday that 18 people had died, including 12 by drowning, while trying to recover food dropped by air on the territory, devastated by war and where famine lurks. “Let me be clear: it was Hamas which started this war and which refused to accept an agreement on the release of the hostages which would make it possible to increase humanitarian assistance,” the spokesperson said.