Tel Aviv: The first some aid trucks have entered Gaza after about three months of the entire blockade of Israeli food, medicine and other supply, the Israel and the United Nations said on Monday, as Israel acknowledged the pressure of colleagues.Five trucks carrying the child’s food and other strict requirement entered the area of more than 2 million Palestinians through the Kermem Shalom crossing, according to the Israeli defense body according to the coordination of assistance to Gaza, Kogat.The United Nations called it “reception development”, but said that there is a need for more help. Food safety experts warned of famine in Gaza last week. Some 600 aid trucks entered Gaza each day during the latest ceasefire, which ended in Israel March.Israeli PM Netanyahu said his decision to resume Limited, after “basic” assistance to Gaza, said that he could not support Israeli’s renewed military aggressive if he has “images of hunger” from the region. Tom Fletcher, the human head of the United Nations, stated that the first some trucks were “a drop in the sea which is immediate needed.” He said that four United Nations trucks were cleaned to enter Gaza. In the weekend, Israel launched a new wave of wind and ground operations in Gaza, and the army ordered the evacuation of its second largest city, Khan Younis, where Israel had previously performed a large -scale operation. Netanyahu said that on Monday, Israel has planned to “control all Gaza”, as well as set up a new system to distribute the assistance crossing Hamas. He has said that Israel will also encourage what he describes as a voluntary migration for other countries of Gaza. He said that Israel’s “world’s biggest friends” told him, “We cannot accept images of hunger, collective hunger.” Netanyahu said the situation was getting closer to a “red line” and a “dangerous point”, but it was not clear whether he was referring to the crisis in Gaza or the possible loss of support from the Allies.This statement appeared with the aim of calming the anger in his nationalist base over the decision to resume assistance.
