[rewrite this title Israel allows temporary entry to Gaza aid after American pressure news ]

The Bureau of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that the prime minister decided to enter aid to the Gaza Strip upon the recommendation of the army in order to expand the scope of the military operation.

The Jerusalem Post quoted an Israeli official, as saying that the introduction of aid to Gaza is a temporary decision for a week until the completion of the construction of the distribution centers.

The Israeli official added that most of the aid distribution centers will be in the southern Gaza Strip under the administration of the army and American companies.

The Israeli Army Radio also quoted sources as saying that the first aid convoy will enter Gaza today, Monday, loaded with food and medicine.

Axios quoted Israeli officials as saying that aid will be transferred through several international organizations, “until the start of the new aid mechanism on May 24.”

According to the sources of Axios website, the aid includes foodstuffs such as the flour of bakeries run by international organizations and medicines for hospitals, noting that the aid will be delivered through the World Food Program, the World Central Central Cumer and other relief organizations.

In the context, the Israeli Channel 14 said that the decision to introduce humanitarian aid into Gaza caused a severe debate during the cabinet meeting.

The Israeli channel quoted the office of the Minister of National Security Etamar bin Ghafir as saying that the prime minister is making a serious mistake by the decision to introduce aid to Gaza, noting that every humanitarian assistant enters the Gaza Strip nourishes Hamas as he claimed.

The Israeli Broadcasting Corporation stated that the decision to resume the introduction of humanitarian aid to Gaza was taken without a vote, despite the opposition of the Israeli Finance Minister of Salail Smotrich and other ministers.

American pressure

For its part, the Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper reported that ministers attended the discussion of the introduction of humanitarian aid to Gaza, believed that the decision came as a result of American pressure.

The Israeli decision to introduce aid comes hours after Steve Witkev, the US Special President’s envoy to the Middle East, described the conditions on the ground in Gaza as very dangerous.

Wittakov told ABC that the administration of President Donald Trump will not allow a humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

“I don’t think there is any difference between President Trump’s positions and Prime Minister Netanyahu. The problem is currently how we enter all relief trucks to Gaza. We are working to send mobile kitchens and trucks loaded with flour, and the Israelis said that they will allow a large number of these trucks. Washington does not want to see a humanitarian crisis in Gaza, and will not allow them to happen during President Trump.”

A race to avoid hunger

The World Food Program has said that food security analyzes in the Gaza Strip indicate that it is in a race against time to avoid starvation.

The World Food Program called on the international community to move urgently to resume the flow of aid.

The program warned that the waiting until the famine is confirmed, it is too late for many within the Gaza Strip.

For its part, the United Nations Children’s Fund said that the children of the Gaza Strip are facing continuous bombardment and are deprived of commodities, basic services and health care.

The organization explained that the situation has deteriorated more during the past two months due to the blockade imposed on the introduction of humanitarian aid to the sector.

A spokeswoman for the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs in Gaza also called on Olga Chervco to open the crossings immediately.

In an interview with Al -Jazeera, Chervco described the conditions that civilians face there as an incurable and incredible, and that people leave death with the complete collapse of the health conditions there.

International positions

Meanwhile, UN Secretary -General Antonio Guterres said that a permanent ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, the unconditional release of all detainees and the flow of aid is needed.

He added, “Nothing justifies Hamas’s horrific attacks on October 7, and nothing justifies the collective punishment of the Palestinian people,” according to his description.

For its part, the Turkish Foreign Ministry described the expansion of Israel its attacks on Gaza as undermining the efforts made to ensure peace and stability and that it is evidence that Tel Aviv does not intend to achieve permanent peace.

Ankara renewed its call to immediately stop military operations and allow humanitarian aid to enter Gaza.

The Turkish Foreign Ministry called on the international community to take measures in line with its legal and humanitarian obligations.

For his part, French Foreign Minister Jean -Nouil Barrow said that Israel recently announced the re -introduction of aid to the Gaza Strip after 3 months of diplomatic efforts.

He stressed that humanitarian aid in Gaza must be immediate and wide and without obstacles.

“The aid must end the catastrophic humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip and put a final limit to the risk of starvation,” he added.

In parallel with the suffocating siege, Israel launches around the clock a air and artillery shelling on residential neighborhoods and civil facilities, which leads to huge numbers of martyrs every day.

With an American support, Israel has committed since October 7, 2023 genocide crimes in Gaza, which left about 174,000 Palestinians between a martyr and a wounded, most of them children and women, and more than 11,000 missing.