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Operation Gallant Knight 3 takes into account that the humanitarian aid provided reaches all groups in Gaza, regardless of their needs, and covers all areas of the Strip.
More than 2,200 patients were transferred to the Emirates for treatment
Assistant Minister of Foreign Affairs of the United Arab Emirates for Development and International Organizations, Sultan Mohammed Al Shamsi, confirmed in an interview with “Sky News Arabia” that UAE Her assistance is not limited to sending food and medical supplies, but also transports the wounded and sick for treatment to Emirati hospitals, where more than 2,200 patients and companions have been transferred so far.
He also pointed out that the UAE has established a floating hospital in Gaza Strip It is still receiving the wounded until now.
Al Shamsi added that the UAE continues to provide support through its humanitarian teams within the sector, and there is a support team in the Egyptian city of Al-Arish, in addition to a floating hospital in Al-Arish that treats critical cases.
And in an additional step to ensure Good water To drink, standing up UAE By providing large quantities of up to two million gallons per day, at a time when the sector is suffering from a severe water crisis.
The UAE will continue to support Gaza
Speaking about the challenges, he said: Al Shamsi that needs It is very large in the sector, especially in the areas of shelter and food, in light of the approach Winter season And rain that requires an immediate response.
Al Shamsi emphasized that the UAE is using all available means (land, sea and air) to ensure the arrival of aid to Gaza and will continue to support the sector using all means it deems appropriate, especially for the most vulnerable. groups such as children, women, the elderly and people with special needs.
The UAE Assistant Minister of Foreign Affairs for Development Affairs and International Organizations said that aid arriving in the Gaza Strip is not meeting aspirations, noting that what is currently arriving in the Gaza Strip covers only 10 percent of the needs of the people of Gaza.
He emphasized that long-term solutions require the opening of the crossing in a sustainable way, while achieving a political solution that stops the war and allows a safe flow of aid by all available methods.
