Baku, TurkicWorld
New Saudi aid convoys arrived in southern Gaza on Tuesday, delivering food and emergency medical supplies as part of a public campaign to support Palestinians in the Gaza Strip.
The Saudi Center for Culture and Heritage, the implementing partner of the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief), received the aid for distribution, TurkicWorld reports citing Al-Awsat.
Food supplies will be allocated to needy Palestinian families, and emergency medical supplies will be provided to hospitals and health centers facing severe shortages due to the difficult conditions in the region.
The aid reflects Saudi Arabia’s longstanding commitment to supporting the Palestinian people during times of crisis.
Egypt has also announced plans to host an international conference, in collaboration with the United Nations, to facilitate Gaza’s reconstruction.
In remarks to Asharq Al-Awsat, political analyst Ashraf Al-Ashry noted that the proposal aims to prevent forced displacement, while enabling the PA to re-establish control over Gaza, ultimately paving the way for Palestinian elections.
Palestinian political analyst Shafiq Al-Talouli echoed this sentiment, stressing that Arab countries are taking serious steps to turn their vision for Palestine into reality by ensuring the establishment of an independent Palestinian state.
“The most effective way to counter displacement efforts is Arab unity,” he stressed.
Moreover, he said post-war planning must focus on transferring control of Gaza back to the PA given that several European countries support this approach.
Such a step requires urgent Palestinian reconciliation, especially between Fatah and Hamas, he remarked.
