“Israel has agreed to allow humanitarian assistance to be moved from Egypt to Gaza,” Biden said in a statement during the final part of his visit to Israel.
United States President Joe Biden confirmed from Tel Aviv on Wednesday that Israel has committed to allowing humanitarian aid into the country. Gaza Strip from Egypt, although the country has warned that any possible supply blockade will have consequences.
“We are working closely with the Egyptian government, the United Nations and its agencies, such as the World Food Program and other partners in the region, to ensure that trucks cross the border as quickly as possible,” he said. the CNN network reported.
The Israeli government, for its part, issued a statement saying that “Israel will not hinder supplies from Egypt as long as it only concerns food, water and medicine for the civilian population in the south of the Gaza Strip.”
Source: EITB
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