Tensions glowing in Gaza on the updated supplies, as drones hit the ship with help

The battles erupts about the updated supplies inside Gaza, where it was reported that drones attacked a ship carrying help in the region on Friday, which has been held exactly two months since Israel imposed a totally siege on the supplies in the pocket.

Since March 2, Israel has completely cut all supplies to 2.3 million Gaza Strip residents, and food has been stored during the ceasefire at the beginning of the year.

This is the longest such closure that the Gaza Strip faced ever. The Palestinian population and relief officials said that at least five incidents of looting occurred through the pocket on Wednesday.

Olga Chevco, an assistant worker at the United Nations Humanitarian Office (OCHA) in Gaza City, said that violence between societies on supplies may intensify.

The correspondents told that she had seen one battle like this on Friday.

“The supplies are exhausted while the war is running out. Food stocks are now ranked mainly,” she said at a news conference in Geneva via the video link.

“Access to water is impossible. In fact, when I talk to you, below the lower floor of this building, people fight for water. There is a water truck that has just arrived, and people kill each other over the water.”

Some relief groups say they have already ran out of food stocks last week and community kitchens are at risk of closing. The Red Cross said that the humanitarian response in Gaza was about to “complete collapse.”

Israel has previously denied that Gaza is facing a hunger crisis and says there is still sufficient assistance to keep the population.

Chevco said that the hungry people were pouring in the waste hills because of “anything that would help them stay.”

She said: “I see children and see the elderly people explode through these piles of garbage, not only in search of things that must be burned, but also the things that must be taken daily.”

Ship of aircraft aircraft strike heading to Gaza

Its organizers said that a ship heading to Gaza bearing humanitarian aid and activists was bombed by drones in international waters off Malta early on Friday, claiming that Israel was holding responsibility.

The Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs did not respond to the request to comment on the claim of the FLOTILLA Alliance, an international NGO.

The Maltese government said that the ship and its crew had been secured in the early hours of the morning after being close to firefighting operations.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Türkiye said that the Turkish citizens were on board at the time of the accident and was working with the Maltese authorities to transfer them to a safe site.

“We condemn the strongest conditions this attack on a civilian ship,” he said, noting that there are allegations that the ship was targeting by Israeli drones. “

“All the necessary efforts will be made to reveal the details of the attack as soon as possible and bring the perpetrators to justice,” he said.

NGOs call on Israel to answer human violations

Swedish activist Greta Thonberg told Reuters that she was in Malta, and the ship was supposed to climb as part of the planned FLOTILLA support for the support of Gaza, which is subject to blockade and bombing by Israel.

Israel says the siege is an attempt to pressure the armed group to release the hostages that took it during October 7, 2023, which sparked the conflict. The militants, led by Hamas, southern Israel, attacked that day, killing about 1,200 people, most of them civilians, and kidnapped 251. Hamas still holds 59 hostages, 24 of whom are alive.

In response, Israel launched an attack that killed more than 52,000 Palestinians, most of them women and children, according to the Ministry of Health in Gaza, which does not say the number of fighters or civilians. The bombing of Israel and ground operations destroyed vast areas of the region and left most of its inhabitants.

Non -governmental organizations released video clips, which were filmed in the dark, showing a fire on one of their ships, conscience. The shots showed lights in the sky in front of the ship and the sound of explosions can be heard.

She said: “Israeli ambassadors must be called and answered the violations of international law, including the ongoing siege (in Gaza) and bombing a civilian ship in international waters.”

The Maltese government said that the marine authorities received the May Day call after a short period of local time in the middle of the night from a ship outside the territorial waters, with 12 crew members and four civilians, who reported a fire.

She said that Qirisa tightened went to the scene and launched firefighting operations, and the Maltese patrol ship was sent. After several hours, the ship and its crew were safe, adding that the crew refused to ride the jars.