WASHINGTON — The US news website Axios reported
that four US officials stated that the
Joe Biden administration is considering
airdropping aid to the Gaza Strip due to increasing difficulties in delivering
aid by land, attributed to Israel’s restrictions and targeting of relief
workers and police accompanying aid convoys.
اضافة اعلان
According to the website, US officials
welcomed the
White House's idea of airdropping aid to Gaza following Jordan's
execution of several rounds of airdrops, Al-Ghad reported.
On Tuesday,
His Majesty King Abdullah, the
Supreme Commander of the
Jordanian Armed Forces-Arab Army (JAF), participated
in airlift operations to deliver relief and food assistance to the people in
Gaza.
A statement issued by the JAF affirmed that
His Majesty’s participation confirms Jordan's continued support for the
Palestinians, aiming to deliver aid through all available means to Gaza.
Notably, six C130 aircraft, including three
from the
Royal Jordanian Air Force (RJAF) and three others from the UAE, Egypt,
and France, took off from Amman as part of an international effort to deliver
humanitarian aid to alleviate the suffering of the people in the strip.
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