Gaza – SABA:
The Government Media Office in Gaza praised on Thursday the Palestinian people's cooperation in safeguarding humanitarian aid trucks entering the Strip, thereby foiling the criminal Israeli enemy's calculations.
In a statement, the office said:
"After an 81-day brutal interruption due to the Israeli occupation's systematic starvation crimes, the first humanitarian aid trucks entered the Strip yesterday (Wednesday) and safely reached designated warehouses and vital facilities like bakeries – amid catastrophic conditions endured by thousands of families under ongoing siege and genocide."
It added:
"We deeply thank our great Palestinian people, families, community elders, and loyal tribal leaders who heeded the national call and responsibly protected the trucks from looting attempts, enabling distribution teams to deliver aid to beneficiaries despite all challenges the criminal occupation banked on."
The office emphasized that protecting aid is a collective national and moral duty, stressing that any assault on aid *"stabs the hungry in the back and deepens the humanitarian catastrophe the Israeli enemy seeks to impose on our people by all means."
It urged all individuals and social components to continue ensuring aid reaches its recipients safely and systematically while firmly confronting outlawed looters