Al-Mayadeen: Israel prevented the humanitarian aid from Iran from entering Gaza
| In a situation where Palestinians are in dire need of medicine and medical equipment, “Al-Mayadeen” channel reported that the Zionist regime has not allowed humanitarian aid from Iran to enter Gaza through Egypt. |
According to the report of Fars News Agency International Group, “Al-Mayadeen“, this morning (Monday), citing several political sources, reported that the Zionist regime has not allowed Iran’s humanitarian aid to enter the Gaza Strip.
Al-Mayadeen wrote about this: “Due to the opposition of the Israeli occupiers to the entry of Iranian humanitarian aid to Gaza through the Rafah crossing, Egypt has apologized for accepting these aid”.
The opposition of the Zionist regime to the arrival of humanitarian aid from Iran has taken place while the authorities of the Zionist regime allow the “limited entry” of these aids to the Gaza Strip only after inspecting the shipments sent by different countries and with a delay of several hours.
A number of hospitals and medical centers in the Gaza Strip have announced in the past days that they have run out of fuel reserves and the urgent need for medical supplies.
“Pirhossein Kolivand”, head of the Iranian Red Crescent, last week about the readiness of the Islamic Republic of Iran to send aid humanitarian and aid shipments to Egypt to help the people of Gaza.
Koulivand in a phone call with “Rami al-Nazar”, the executive head of the Egyptian Red Crescent, emphasizing the need to continue the process of supporting the people. Mazloum of Gaza stated that Iran is ready to send humanitarian aid to Gaza through Egypt. He also pointed to the limited fuel for hospitals in the Gaza Strip and emphasized that the Iranian Red Crescent for Solving the fuel problem in Gaza hospitals and helping the wounded, it is ready to send fuel to Gaza. Iran, last month, sent 60 tons of humanitarian aid to Egypt to deliver these Egypt to enter the Gaza Strip. The shipment of Iranian aid included food, medicine and medicine, which was sent to Al-Arish airport in Egypt after making the necessary arrangements. The Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Republic of Iran had announced Iran’s readiness to send humanitarian aid to Gaza in a conversation with Antonio Guterres, the Secretary General of the United Nations, in the early days of the Zionist regime’s aggression on the Gaza Strip.
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