Boy Palestinians plundered trucks, while some enter the Gaza Strip

Despair was filled with air on Wednesday evening, as auxiliary trucks at the end crossed the border to the Gaza Strip.

Civilians rushed a truck in Khan Yunis on its way to a bakery. With the support of hunger, they started looting of flour bags on their flat.

Abdel Mohsen Fayad was among those who rushed to flour.

“Hunger makes you do bad things,” CBC Freelance Mohamed El Saife said.

The 45 -year -old said he was on a normal rice diet just because he was able to take his medicine and extinguish his hunger. But as soon as he heard the trucks come, join people who flourish the trucks to try to secure a flour bag.

“We want to eat, we want to live, we want an honorable life,” he said.

In a moment, gunshots can be heard nearly – gangs gather to disinfect the scene. Ahmed Al -Faqi, 16, can hardly get a bag of flour before crawling under the truck to cover.

He said he was asleep when he heard the trucks by car, and came.

He said: “When I saw people attacking, I also did it,” and then escaped at night, a bag of flour on his back.

29 last hunger deaths, the Ministry of Health says

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that building the first areas of humanitarian aid distribution in Gaza will be complete in the coming days, after Israel allowed 100 trucks to carry children’s food and medical equipment in the pocket on Wednesday.

“In the end, we intend to obtain large safe areas in southern Gaza. The Palestinian population will move there for their safety, while we are fighting in other regions,” Netanyahu said in a video statement released on Thursday.

The Palestinian Minister of Health said on Thursday that 29 children and the elderly had passed away due to hunger -related deaths in Gaza in recent days, and that thousands of others were in danger.

Bread

The United Nations World Foods Program (WFP) said on Thursday that a handful of bakeries supported in southern and central Gaza resumed bread production after trucks managed to collect goods from the Kere Shalom crossing point.

Antoine Renard, the Qatari director of the World Authority in A.
A statement by reporters.

Some of these bags arrived from the flour to the Banna bakery in Deir Balla on Thursday, and the employees there were fast to reach the work.

The owner of the bakery, Ahmed Al -Banna, says that he started working in the middle of the night in order to be ready for distribution in the morning “because the famine is in Gaza.”

Mixers and ovens can be heard in the background of the kitchen where the dough is kneaded before it is transferred to the next station to be cut and flat. Then, it is placed on a conveyor belt to the oven where it is baked. Finally, beta bread is filled.

Al -Banna says that the World Food Program will take bread and distribute it to civilians in Gaza “on their way.”

He was standing near Vladimir Jovsif, deputy director of the program. He said that the humanitarian situation in Gaza is “comfortable” after months of the siege in the border crossings. But today, he said that a moment to celebrate.

“We hope that we will face many occasions for this type of confrontation, to celebrate the arrival of humanitarian aid (and reopen bakeries,” he said.

He also called on the international community to support the entry of aid to the Gaza Strip.

In a statement on Thursday, the World Health Organization (WHO) called for “aid on a large scale” to enter Gaza and “not approved human access to reach people wherever they are.

The statement went on to say that the United Nations and its partners have a “clear” and “initial” plan to provide assistance while considering the transfer capabilities. The statement also called for a permanent ceasefire.