Israel-Hamas War: India sends Help to Palestine. Over 6.5 tons of medical supplies and 32 tons of disaster relief materials to Palestine
India Sends Help to Palestine 6.5 Tonnes of medical aid and 32 Tonnes of Disaster relief Material.
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India sends Help to Palestine. An Indian Air Force C-17 flight carried about 6.5 tons of medical supplies and 32 tons of disaster relief materials to Palestine. The flight departed for El-Arish Airport in Egypt on a Sunday.
MEA Spokesperson Arindam Bagchi shared this good news on social media, saying, “India sends humanitarian aid to the people of Palestine! An Indian Air Force C-17 flight with medical supplies and disaster relief material is on its way to El-Arish Airport in Egypt.”
The materials include essential items like medicines, surgical equipment, tents, sleeping bags, and more to help the people of Palestine during difficult times. This shows India’s support and care for the Palestinian people.
In recent developments, the conflict between Israel and Hamas has escalated, resulting in a substantial number of civilian casualties. The Israeli military claimed responsibility for an airstrike on a mosque in Jenin, situated in the West Bank, where they stated they had targeted and eliminated “terror operatives from Hamas and Islamic Jihad.”
Since October 7, a significant number of individuals in the West Bank have tragically lost their lives due to actions by Israeli troops and settlers. This violence followed an incursion by Hamas militants into Israel, which resulted in a devastating toll, with at least 1,400 casualties.
In response, Israel initiated a heavy bombardment campaign in the Gaza Strip, resulting in the tragic loss of more than 4,300 lives, with the majority being civilians, as reported by the Hamas-administered health ministry.
Leaders and high-ranking officials from the Middle East, Europe, and Africa gathered in Cairo to explore ways to prevent the Israel-Hamas conflict from expanding into a broader and more catastrophic conflict. United Nations Chief Antonio Guterres made a plea for a “humanitarian ceasefire” in the conflict between Israel and the Hamas extremist group.
Israel has announced its intention to intensify airstrikes over Gaza in preparation for the “next stage” of its military operation.
A massive demonstration, with an estimated 100,000 participants, took place in central London. The protesters called for a ceasefire in the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas and expressed their support for the Palestinian cause. This demonstration was likely the largest of a series of global pro-Palestinian rallies that coincided with a summit meeting in Cairo, which aimed to bring an end to the ongoing violence.
Furthermore, Iran-backed Hezbollah reported launching precision-guided missiles at an Israeli facility and firing missiles at other targets near the Lebanese border following the death of one of its members.
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