The Netherlands Dropped the First Shipment of Aid Supplies About Gaza On Friday. Sixteen bundles of food, drinking water, and medical supplies were dropped from the plane by parachute. In Total, The Dropping Weighed 14.5 tons.
On Wednesday Morning, The C-130 Aircraft Departed from Eindhoven Airport to Jordan. From there, defense departed to gaza on Friday.
The Cargo Landed in a predetermined area. The Flight was the first in a series. The Netherlands Will Drop Sixteen Pallets Daily for the Next Two Weeks.
“The Palestinians in Gaza Need Large-Scale Assistance. “These airdrops are Therefore not a replacement for, but a supplement to, the efforts aimed at crucial humanitarian access by country.”
In Addition to the Netherlands, Other Countries are also Carrying Out Food Drops about Gaza, Including the United Arab Emirates, Egypt, Spain, France and Germany. Under the leadership of Jordan, The Countries Coordinate with Each Other Where the Drops Will Take Place.
Criticism of the AirDrops Has Been Voiced by International Aid Organizations because they are Exensive and Dangerous. People in Gaza Have Been Injured and Killed Before.
“One plane contains equally feer relief supplies than one truck,” Said a Spokesperson for the Red Cross Last Week. “Often the aid does not reach the people who need it most.”
Care Netherlands Expressed a Similar sentiment. It Said That Droppings “Rarely Reach Vulnerable People” And That They Are “Not A Solution” To The National Famine.