Exciting wait at the Gaza border, where help has not arrived for days

United Nations (UN) Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, who visited the Rafah border gate between Gaza and Egypt, made a statement on the Egyptian side of the border and said that aid trucks should pass to Gaza as quickly as possible. possible.

Guterres called for a significant number of trucks to enter Gaza every day and for aid checks to be carried out quickly. “We are actively engaging with all parties to ensure that the conditions for the delivery of aid are lifted,” Guterres said.

As the number of Palestinians killed in Israeli attacks on Gaza rose to 4,137, aid has been waiting for days at Rafah, the only border crossing in the region not under Israeli control. UN officials announced that negotiations for the passage of aid had been accelerated.

Gazans LACK THE MOST BASIC MATERIALS

More than 2 million people living under bombardment in Gaza continue their lives with foreign aid outside of the war. The population, who has been fighting for life or death in the bombed area for 14 days, cannot access the most basic supplies, including water and food.

Israel, which imposed a complete blockade on Gaza, opposed the passage of aid to the region, and Cairo announced that it opposed the settlement of the people of Gaza in the Egyptian Sinai.