Israel Opens Gaza Crossing After Two Weeks For Humanitarian Aid

Israel opens Gaza crossing after two weeks for humanitarian aid, learn what Netanyahu said.

After Israel’s ceasefire with Hamas in Gaza, Palestine, Israel has decided to open the Gaza crossing. This is the first time within two weeks that Israel has opened this crossing.

This decision has been taken to provide assistance to the victims on humanitarian grounds.

Israel has said in its statement that all crossings between the two countries were closed for the last two weeks, which are now being opened.

The statement also said that the fight between the two started after Hamas fired rockets in Jerusalem, which lasted for about 11 days. Let us tell you that after international pressure both Israel and Hamas agreed to the ceasefire.

Israel opens Gaza crossing: On Friday morning, some foreign journalists from here and on humanitarian grounds were allowed to cross the aid from here.

Through this, journalists, aid material and relief workers have been allowed to go to the areas affected by the attack. With this help, the civilians who died in these attacks will be helped.

Careem Shalom Crossing has also been opened on this basis. Leading news agency was quoted by Aljizara as saying that Israeli police had reported on Sunday night that since May 9, about 1550 people have been arrested so far.

The arrests were made following a clash between the two sides in the border area.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in a statement on Friday that Hamas suffered significant losses in the 11-day war.

In the future, if Hamas plans to launch a rocket attack on Israel again, Israel will launch its entire army against it.

At the same time, the Health Minister of Palestine says that about 277 Palestinian civilians have died in the Hamas fight with Israel.

On the other hand, 12 Israelis have also been killed in it. Significantly, on May 10, the fight between Israel and Hamas started.

These beginnings began after the Gaza terrorists attacked Israel. After this, Israel also gave a befitting reply to this. For example, Israeli fighter jets were heavily bombed in Gaza, following the tit-for-tat policy.

Israel not only targeted Hamas offices, but also bombed the houses of big leaders associated with Hamas.