The Israeli Cabinet decided to resume the process entry of humanitarian aid to Gaza through existing channels, until the start of a new mechanism.
The Israeli government said it would “enter a quantity of food”
To ensure that there is no famine in Gaza, according to a statement by the office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
The statement, which was published on Sunday, said:
“Based on the recommendations of the army and based on the practical need to enable us to expand the military operation by defeating Hamas, Israel will introduce a basic amount of food for civilians to ensure that famine does not occur in Gaza.”
## Israel Approves Entry of limited food to avoid the criticism of starvation
In a significant development, Israel’s government has approved the entry of aid into the Gaza Strip using the same mechanism as before. This decision comes after concerns were raised about the potential for a “starvation crisis” in Gaza, which could jeopardize Israel’s military offensive.
### Key Points
– *Aid Mechanism*:
The aid will enter Gaza through the same mechanism as previously, ensuring a streamlined process.
– *Preventing Starvation Crisis*:
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu emphasized that preventing a starvation crisis is crucial to maintaining Israel’s military operations in Gaza.
– *Humanitarian Implications*: The decision aims to mitigate the humanitarian impact of the conflict on Gaza’s population.
### Background
The situation in Gaza has been dire, with concerns about food shortages and other essential supplies. Israel’s cabinet has been working to balance military objectives with humanitarian needs.
### Next Steps
The implementation of this decision will be crucial in ensuring that aid reaches those in need. International organizations and humanitarian groups will likely play a key role in facilitating the delivery of aid.
This development comes as part of Israel’s efforts to address concerns about the humanitarian situation in Gaza while pursuing its military objectives
