‘Israeli’ army says it airdropped aid into Gaza

‘Israeli’ army announced early Sunday that it had airdropped humanitarian aid into the Gaza Strip, where its residents are starving due to 'Israeli' blockade.

According to the army’s statement, the airdrop was carried out “under political directives” as part of efforts to facilitate humanitarian access to the besieged enclave.

It claimed that the operation included seven aid packages containing flour, sugar, and canned food.

The announcement comes amid widespread criticism of the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, with rights organizations and aid agencies warning that current relief efforts remain insufficient to address the scale of the suffering.