After weeks of international pressure, Israel has announced that it has dropped humanitarian aid into the Gaza Strip, where the population is facing severe shortages due to the blockade imposed since the beginning of the war against Hamas. The aid, coordinated with international organizations, includes flour, sugar and canned food. Humanitarian officials have criticized the method of aid delivery as inefficient. The UN warns of the risk of famine among Gaza residents and international leaders call for lasting solutions to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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După săptămâni de presiuni internaţionale, Israelul paraşutează ajutoare umanitare în Gaza
Israelul anunţă că a paraşutat ajutoare umanitare în Fâşia Gaza
Israel's military says airdrops of aid will begin in Gaza as hunger grows
Israelul anunţă că a paraşutat ajutoare umanitare în Fâşia Gaza
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