Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan, UAE Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, held a phone call with Gideon Sa’ar, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Israel.
The two leaders reached an agreement to deliver urgent assistance into the Gaza Strip, marking a significant humanitarian step.
The agreement covers the initial delivery of food aid for approximately 15,000 civilians.
Additionally, it supports vital supplies to keep Gaza’s bakeries running during the crisis.
The UAE humanitarian aid to Gaza will also include infant care items, prioritizing the most vulnerable residents.
These deliveries aim to establish a steady supply chain to meet continuous civilian needs.
Sheikh Abdullah emphasized the urgent need for a sustainable and secure flow of humanitarian assistance.
He stressed the importance of keeping aid corridors open and unrestricted at all times.
The initiative reflects the UAE’s unwavering commitment to the Palestinian people in times of extreme hardship.
The UAE humanitarian aid to Gaza is being coordinated to ensure immediate impact on the ground.
Both ministers also reviewed diplomatic efforts to resume a broader humanitarian truce in the region.
They discussed possible pathways to achieving a ceasefire and securing the release of hostages.
Moreover, the UAE reiterated its call for full protection of civilians and international humanitarian law compliance.
Sheikh Abdullah underlined the need to reduce suffering through direct and timely intervention.
The UAE humanitarian aid to Gaza aligns with ongoing regional efforts to prevent further civilian harm.
It also contributes to international coordination on urgent relief and recovery missions.
The phone call closed with mutual agreement on the importance of accelerating aid and maintaining diplomatic channels.
Officials confirmed that further shipments and logistical support are already being planned in upcoming phases.
