Jordan dropped aid to the Gazans with 4 planes

The Jordanian army announced today (Monday) that it dropped extensive aid in its largest aid operation since it began dropping humanitarian aid in recent months, in a move coordinated with Israel. According to the announcement of the Jordanian army, in an operation in which four C-130 (“Hercules”) transport planes took part, one of which belongs to the French army, aid packages were dropped in 11 different centers throughout the Strip – from north to south.

In the documents distributed today from the Gaza Strip, it appears that at least part of the aid fell into the depths of the sea. The Gazans encamped en masse on the seashore and tried to get the aid. In Rafah, according to reports, Hamas took over the aid.

This article uses media according to Article 27 A of the Copyright Law.

We respect copyrights and make a great effort to locate the copyright holders of the media content that comes to us. If you have identified in our publications a photo in which you own the rights, please contact us in order to give you proper credit or alternatively to stop using it. For inquiries via email: [email protected] or on WhatsApp