Pakistan Sends Fourth Aid Consignment to Support Gaza

In a compassionate move, Pakistan has sent its fourth batch of relief goods, totaling 20 tons, to aid the distressed population in Gaza. The shipment, dispatched from Noor Khan Air Base with the help of a special Pakistan Air Force flight, aims to provide essential support to those affected by the ongoing conflict.

Caretaker Foreign Minister Jalil Abbas Jilani, Palestinian Ambassador to Pakistan Ahmed Jawad Rabi’i, and representatives from NDMA and the Armed Forces were present at the airbase to oversee the dispatch. Minister Jilani strongly supports the Palestinian people and criticizes Israel for using too much force, especially against innocent civilians like women and children in Gaza.

Minister Jilani also reaffirmed Pakistan’s backing of South Africa’s genocide case against Israel at the International Court of Justice. He asks for an immediate ceasefire and shows the importance  of humanitarian aid to the people of Gaza.

The  Ambassador of Palestine thanked Pakistan for their  support. The aid package includes important things like medical supplies, food and hygiene kits to help the people facing difficulties in Gaza.

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The conflict in Gaza, initiated by Israel on October 7, has resulted in a dire humanitarian crisis.

Many people in Gaza, around 1,200, have been hurt and killed and about 240 are being held against their will due to the attacks by Israel. These attacks have destroyed the lives of everyone in Gaza and made them leave their homes. Those who survived are now dealing with not having enough food, getting sick, and living in very poor conditions.

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Pakistan is doing its best to help by sending aid. This shows that Pakistan is standing with Gaza in this hard situation.