Aid trucks from the World Food Programme (WFP) have started to cross into Gaza, as reported by the United Nations body. The first WFP trucks carrying life-saving wheat flour and food parcels successfully entered Gaza from Egypt. The WFP aims to deliver 150 trucks daily to reach families in urgent need, utilizing border crossings from Egypt, Jordan, and Israel.
The trucks entered Gaza via the Kerem Shalom and Zikim crossings, with people cheering and waving as the aid trucks arrived. The WFP's ability to send around 30,000 tons of food each month is crucial in reaching over one million people in Gaza.