📦 MULTINATIONAL HUMANITARIAN AID AIRDROP REACHES GAZA: IDF REPORTS ONGOING EFFORTS

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August 2025 – Gaza Strip


According to a public update shared by the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) on their official X (formerly Twitter) channel, a coordinated humanitarian airdrop was recently conducted, delivering more than 72 food aid packages to civilians in Gaza. This operation is part of a broader international effort led by COGAT (Coordination of Government Activities in the Territories).


The IDF stated that the operation involves collaboration between Israel, the UAE, Jordan, Germany, Belgium, France, and the Netherlands, among others. Since its inception, the joint effort has successfully airdropped over 1,000 aid packages into Gaza.


> “An airdrop of more than 72 food aid packages for the residents of Gaza was conducted by the IDF as part of the cooperation... led by @cogatonline,” the IDF posted.




The airdrops are reportedly intended to ease humanitarian suffering amid ongoing conflict, providing food aid to areas where land access remains limited or dangerous.


Key Points:


Source: IDF official X account (@IDF)


Over 1,000 packages delivered since the start of the operation


Recent drop included 72+ packages


Multinational cooperation includes Israel, UAE, Jordan, Germany, Belgium, France, and the Netherlands


Coordinated by COGAT



Broader Humanitarian Concerns


While the IDF emphasizes the scale and coordination of the airdrop operation, aid organizations and observers continue to raise questions about the effectiveness and fairness of distribution, especially in densely populated and conflict-affected areas.


According to humanitarian analysts, airborne aid is often limited in scale and lacks the ability to consistently reach vulnerable populations. Many continue to call for sustained ground access and an operational ceasefire to facilitate broader humanitarian response efforts.

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