Occupation army: Introduction of UN aid in preparation for the evacuation of residents to southern Gaza.

The occupying army announced today, Saturday, the start of humanitarian aid entry into the Gaza Strip beginning tomorrow, Sunday, in cooperation with the United Nations and other relief organizations. This step comes as part of efforts to evacuate residents from current combat areas to safer areas in the southern part of the strip.

The occupying army clarified in its statement that the aid will include tents and other relief materials, which will be transported through the Kerem Shalom crossing. It confirmed that the transportation process will be conducted under the careful supervision of personnel from the land crossings authority of the Ministry of Defense.

The statement also indicated that the occupying army will continue to operate through the Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories unit, in order to ensure the entry of humanitarian aid into the Gaza Strip in accordance with international law. This step comes amid the escalating humanitarian situation in the strip.

These measures come at a time when the residents of the Gaza Strip are suffering from harsh conditions due to the ongoing aggression, with the need for humanitarian aid significantly increasing. Many hope that this aid will help alleviate their suffering.

In a related context, the United States has suspended the issuance of visitor visas for those coming from the Gaza Strip, further complicating the humanitarian situation in the region. This step comes as part of the repercussions of the current situation and its impact on the movement of individuals and aid.

The situation in the Gaza Strip continues to deteriorate, necessitating urgent action from the international community to provide support and assistance to the affected population. Palestinians hope that this aid will lead to an improvement in their living conditions amid the difficult circumstances.