On the 27th local time, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu visited the Ramon Air Force Base and during his speech, he stated that Israel has allowed a minimal level of humanitarian supplies into Gaza to date, a policy that will continue. He also criticized the United Nations for “misleading propaganda” regarding aid constraints, denying any allegations of assistance being blocked.
Furthermore, Netanyahu announced that Israel would eliminate Hamas and rescue Israeli detainees. Both military operations and diplomatic negotiations are making progress. He emphasized that Israel will continue to fight and take all actions until it achieves all its war objectives and achieves total victory.
Since the evening of the 26th local time, under international pressure, the Israeli government suddenly changed its policy of strict blockade of Gaza since March this year. It allowed an increase in the scale and transportation channels of aid to the Gaza Strip. This move was seen as a response to accusations of famine in Gaza.
The health department of the Gaza Strip released a statement on the 27th stating that in the past 24 hours, due to famine and malnutrition, there were 6 new deaths, bringing the total number of related deaths in Gaza to 133, including 87 children. At the same time, the number of people who died or were injured while receiving humanitarian aid was also rising. In the past day, 11 people died while receiving aid, and over 36 were injured.
Since May 27 this year, when the so-called Gaza Humanitarian Foundation supported by the US and Israel took charge of the distribution of aid materials in the Gaza Strip, 1,132 people in Gaza have been killed while trying to receive supplies, and 7,521 have been injured. (CCTV Reporter Zhao Bing)