Gaza residents welcome rare organized aid delivery after months of chaos and hunger
This rare delivery came after months of blocked aid and failed distribution attempts marked by stampedes and theft.
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00:00For the first time in months, residents of Gaza City are receiving flour in an organized manner, sparking relief and cautious optimism among thousands who have endured hunger, looting and violence during chaotic aid deliveries.
00:15This rare delivery comes after months of blocked aid and failed distribution attempts marked by stampede and theft.
00:23We were very happy to receive this as we had waited for months without having flour or eating much and my children would always cry.
00:35Thank God that the truck are secured and we can receive orderly better than what used to happen with the looting.
00:41Now, Gaza's powerful clans say they are stepping in to secure fair and secure distribution.
00:50Though it's unclear how much coordination has taken place with Israeli or UN officials, residents say the new approach is working better.
00:59Today, we are very happy that we can receive aid in an organized way than the aid distribution that was looted by gangs.
01:14We thank all organizations that helped us to receive aid in a respectful and humane way.
01:20Meanwhile, Israel's Defense Coordination Agency confirmed that trucks carrying medical supplies and 2,000 blood units reached southern Gaza, aiming to bolster health facilities like Nazir Hospital, which continue to struggle amid the conflict.
