Jordanian military: Planes drop 25 tons of humanitarian aid in Gaza Strip

"The Jordanian Armed Forces today conducted three parachute drops of humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip, one of which was carried out with the United Arab Emirates," the Jordanian military said in a statement.

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Two Jordanian planes and one plane from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) parachuted 25 tons of humanitarian aid into the Gaza Strip today, the Jordanian military said.

"The Jordanian Armed Forces today conducted three parachute drops of humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip, one of which was carried out with the United Arab Emirates," the Jordanian military said.

It is added that 25 tons of aid were sent.

The Israeli military announced today that it will not carry out attacks in three populated areas in Gaza for ten hours a day and will open safe routes to deliver aid to Palestinians who desperately need it.

Israel, which has been holding the Gaza Strip under siege since the start of the war against Hamas on October 7, 2023, imposed a hermetic blockade of the territory in early March this year, partially eased in late May, leading to severe shortages of food and basic necessities.

The United Nations (UN) reported today that the first aid trucks have begun crossing border crossings into the territory following Israel's announcement of a pause in hostilities around three densely populated areas in Gaza.

Israel announced this pause after repeated warnings from the UN and NGOs about the alarming increase in child malnutrition and the risk of general starvation among the Gaza population, due to the blockade and war.

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