New Aid Organization Distributes Food in War-Ravaged Gaza

claimed it had begun distributing food in the war-ravaged Palestinian territory. The airstrikes came after a weekend of escalated violence, with dozens of rockets fired from Gaza into Israel and retaliatory strikes by the Israeli military. The death toll in Gaza has now reached 212, including 61 children, and at least 10 people have been killed in Israel. The latest round of violence began last week when tensions rose in Jerusalem over the eviction of Palestinian families from their homes in the Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood. This sparked protests and clashes between Palestinians and Israeli police, which then escalated into rocket attacks and airstrikes. In the midst of the ongoing conflict, a new aid organization called the UAE-based Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan Foundation announced that it has started distributing food in Gaza. This has sparked controversy as some view it as a political ploy by the United Arab Emirates to gain favor with the Palestinian people. Meanwhile, the United Nations has called for an immediate ceasefire and for both sides to prioritize the protection of civilians. The UN also expressed concern over the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, with thousands of people being displaced and lacking access to basic necessities. The international community has also been calling for an end to the violence, with many countries, including the United States, urging Israel and Hamas to de-escalate the situation. The UN Security Council is set to hold an emergency meeting to address the ongoing conflict. The situation in Gaza remains volatile and the death toll continues to rise. The distribution of aid by the new organization adds another layer of complexity to the already dire situation. The world is watching and hoping for a peaceful resolution to this deadly conflict."