Israël envoie plus de 550 camions d’aide en 48 heures, mais l’ONU le juge insuffisant

The article discusses the efforts made by the Israeli army in collaboration with the Israeli organization responsible for Palestinian civil affairs (Cogat) to provide humanitarian aid to the residents of Gaza. Despite these efforts, the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (Unrwa) has stated that there has been no significant improvement in the volume of humanitarian aid entering Gaza.

According to the article, an average of 181 aid trucks have been entering Gaza daily through the Rafah and Kerem Shalom crossing points since the beginning of April. However, this number falls short of the operational capacity of the border crossings and the goal of 500 trucks per day.

The Unrwa coordinates the majority of the humanitarian aid for Gaza, which has been under siege and affected by the Israeli offensive since October, resulting in a high number of casualties. The conflict was sparked by an unprecedented attack by Hamas on Israeli territory from Gaza, leading to significant civilian casualties on both sides.

Israel claims to have sent over 550 aid trucks in 48 hours, but the Unrwa considers this amount to be insufficient to meet the needs of the people in Gaza. The ongoing conflict and humanitarian crisis in Gaza continue to pose challenges for all parties involved in providing assistance and relief to the affected population.

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