Jerusalem/Gaza: Israel said on Sunday that it would stop military operations for 10 hours a day in some parts of Gaza and allow new aid corridors to supply the corridors to the enclave as Jordan and UAE, where images of hungry Palestinians have put the world in danger. Israel is facing growing international criticisms, which the government has rejected by the government in Gaza and the indirect ceasefire in Doha between Israeli and Palestinian terrorist group Hamas, there is no deal in sight. The military activity will stop from 10 am to 8 pm until Al-Mavasi, a designated human region along the coast, Central Deer Al-Bala and Gaza city, north. An official source from Jordan said that Jordan and UAE on Sunday parasit 25 tonnes of assistance in their first Aircraft in the Gaza strip.The official said that air drops were not an option for delivery from the ground. Palestinian health officials in Gaza City said that at least 10 people were injured when the aid box fell. The army said that the safe route specified for food and drug convoys will also be between 6 am and 11 am starting on Sunday.United Nations Assistance Head Tom Fletcher said that the employees would carry forward efforts to feed the hungry during the stay in the specified areas. He said on X, “Our teams are on the ground … All the hungry people we can reach this window can do all.”Health officials of Al-Awadh and Al-Aksa hospitals said that Israeli firing killed at least 17 people and was injured on Sunday waiting for aid trucks. Israel’s army did not immediately respond to the remarks request.According to the Gaza Health Ministry in Hamas-Run Enclave, dozens of ghazans have died in recent weeks. The ministry reported six new deaths in the last 24 hours due to malnutrition, causing total deaths due to malnutrition and hunger, including 87 children.Health workers said that a five -month -old child died of malnutrition at Nasir Hospital in Khan Younis on Saturday. Egyptian Red Crescent said it was carrying more than 1,200 MT of food to Southern Gaza on Sunday. A Palestinian official source said that the trucks were still being inspected in Karem Shalom and had not yet entered Gaza.
