AA / Amani / Laith Al-Junaid
Jordan carried out five air deliveries of humanitarian and food aid to the northern part of the Gaza Strip with the participation of Egypt, the United Arab Emirates and Germany.
The Jordanian army said in a statement on its website that five airstrikes involving brotherly and friendly countries carrying humanitarian and food aid were carried out, targeting several sites in the northern Gaza Strip.
According to the statement, the landing was carried out by two Jordanian planes and three planes from Egypt, the United Arab Emirates and Germany.
In its statement, the army emphasized that since the start of Israel’s war against the Gaza Strip, the number of airstrikes has increased to 62 by Jordanian aircraft and 104 airstrikes in cooperation with “brotherly and friendly countries”.
Israel is restricting access to humanitarian aid, which has led to shortages of food, medicine and fuel and created a famine that has killed children and the elderly in the Gaza Strip, which has been under Israeli siege for 17 years and is home to about 2.3 million. Palestinians in catastrophic conditions.
Israel’s war in Gaza since October 7 has caused tens of thousands of civilians, mostly children and women, and massive destruction.
*Translated from Arabic by Malek Jomni
Source: AA
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