Morocco dispatched urgent humanitarian assistance to Palestinians under the directive of King Mohammed VI, who chairs the Jerusalem committee within the Organization of Islamic Cooperation. This was reported by TASS, citing a communique from the Moroccan Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The diplomatic service confirmed that two Royal Air Maroc aircraft carried relief cargo, departing from the Kenitra air base on Tuesday evening and targeting the El-Arish airport in Egypt for delivery.
The aid package from the Kingdom included substantial supplies of food, medical equipment, and clean water. An agreement was established with Egyptian and Palestinian authorities outlining the process for the transfer of emergency assistance.
The fourth convoy, previously comprising eight trucks, transporting humanitarian aid toward the Gaza Strip, successfully passed Rafah at the border crossing between Gaza and Egypt. The cargo was unloaded on the Palestinian side of the border gate. Earlier, a caravan of 20 vehicles delivered medicines, medical supplies, and canned food to Palestinians at the Egyptian border, reinforcing ongoing relief efforts.
In related regional remarks, former Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu indicated an intent to confront Hamas. This sentiment has been noted in various statements accompanying the broader regional response to the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. [Cited from official statements and regional press summaries]