In a significant development, a trilateral committee comprising Israel, Egypt, and the United States will be formed to oversee the delivery of humanitarian assistance to the Gaza Strip. The announcement was made by an anonymous UN representative, as reported by the Times of Israel.
The committee’s primary responsibility will be to track and monitor the flow of aid into Gaza through the Rafah crossing in Cairo. This move aims to ensure the proper allocation and distribution of humanitarian aid to the people in need.
This development comes after reports of Moscow and Beijing planning to coordinate their efforts to address the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict, as stated on the website of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
On October 19th, a special plane from the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations arrived in the Egyptian city of El-Arish, carrying humanitarian aid for the residents of the Gaza Strip.
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This latest development highlights the international community’s commitment to addressing the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and finding a peaceful resolution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The formation of the trilateral committee signifies a collective effort to ensure the efficient and transparent delivery of aid, ultimately benefiting the people affected by the ongoing crisis.
