Food and fuel supplies arrived on Friday as Israeli forces encroach on the “safe zone” of Rafah
Humanitarian aid began moving into Gaza on Friday using a temporary U.S.-built pier. Trucks delivered vital supplies to the besieged Palestinian enclave via the floating dock to avoid a possible famine as a result of significantly reduced aid coming from Israel-controlled points of entry
Aid trucks arrived in Gaza at about 9 a.m. local time (2 a.m. ET), U.S Central Command said on X, a day after the military completed construction on the pier.
In the next few days about 500 metric tons of aid will enter Gaza, the BBC reported. Hundreds of tons of aid arrived in Cyprus where it was screened and loaded onto commercial ships that will deliver it to the pier.
