World Food Programme says Gaza aid convoy blocked

The World Food Programme has reported that a crucial aid convoy destined for Gaza has been blocked, leaving thousands of vulnerable individuals without much-needed assistance.

The convoy, which was carrying essential food supplies and medical equipment, was denied entry at the border crossing, despite having all necessary permissions and clearances in place. This has raised concerns about the wellbeing of those affected by the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

The World Food Programme has condemned the blockade, stating that access to humanitarian aid should not be used as a political tool. They have called for immediate action to ensure that the convoy is able to reach those in need without further delay.

As the situation continues to unfold, it is imperative that the international community comes together to address the urgent needs of the people of Gaza and support efforts to alleviate their suffering.