Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: Humanitarian aid to Gaza

Since the beginning of operation in Gaza, 623 truckloads of
humanitarian aid (14,599 tons) have been transferred at the request of
international organisations, the Palestinian Authority and various
governments. Israel does not wish to see the humanitarian situation in
the strip deteriorate. Preparations are underway to facilitate further
shipments expected to arrive in the coming days.
8 January 2009
Israel transferred 89 humanitarian aid trucks to Gaza via the Kerem
Shalom Crossing, totaling 2,227 tons of food products, medical
supplies and medication. 315,000 litres of fuel for the Gaza power
station, alongside 143 tons of natural gas for domestic uses were
transferred through the Nahal Oz terminal. 223 foreign nationals were
permitted entry into Israel to leave Gaza, following requests from
their respective governments.
7 January 2009
Throughout the day, the crossings facilitated the movement of 76
trucks loaded with 2,068 tons of humanitarian goods, comprised of
donations from Jordan and Egypt and aid on behalf of UNRWA, the World
Food Programme, the World Health Organisation and the International
Committee of the Red Cross. Also, 482,000 litres of heavy duty diesel
for the power plant, 92,000 litres of diesel for UN humanitarian
operations and 43 tons of gas for domestic use were transferred to the
Gaza Strip.
Ongoing activities are taking place to repair additional electrical
lines. Nevertheless, most of the population in the Gaza Strip has
electricity.
6 January 2009
57 trucks loaded with 1,312 tons of humanitarian aid entered the Gaza
Strip via the Kerem Shalom crossing. The trucks contained medical
supplies, flour, powdered milk, potatoes, barley and more, shipped to
Gaza at the request of international organisations including UNRWA,
the World Food Programme and the World Health Organisation, as well as
international donations on behalf of the governments of Jordan, Egypt
and Greece. Israel's humanitarian efforts, in conjunction with
international organisations operating in the Gaza Strip, also include
medical treatment in Israeli hospitals and infrastructure repairs in
the Gaza Strip.
5 January 2009
49 trucks carrying 1,119 tons of food and medicines were transferred
to Gaza via the Kerem Shalom crossing, including four with medical
equipment and medicines. The aid was donated by international
organisations - UNRWA, WFP and the ICRC - and by several countries,
including Egypt and Jordan. In addition, 215,000 litres of diesel fuel
for the power plant, 93,000 litres of diesel for the use of various UN
organisations and 50 tons of cooking gas for domestic uses were
transferred via the Nahal Oz terminal.
The evacuation of dual nationals is continuing.
2 January 2009
Israel transferred 64 trucks carrying 1,530 tons of humanitarian aid
(including basic foodstuffs, medicines and medical supplies, tents and
generators) via the Kerem Shalom crossing.
1 January 2009
60 trucks, with approximately 1,360 tons of humanitarian aid, medical
supplies and medication were conveyed through Kerem Shalom cargo
terminal.
31 December 2008
93 truckloads carrying some 2,500 tons of humanitarian aid, medical
supplies and medications were transferred through the Kerem Shalom
crossing. The World Food Programme notified the Israeli authorities
that their food warehouses in the Gaza Strip are full, with a two-week
supply, and they do not require further shipments.
The Nahal Oz fuel crossing remained closed due to continuing fire in
the area.
Twelve Palestinians, including two children, were transferred to
Israeli hospitals.
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cfr 
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11 January 2009 (dal sito BICOM)
Around 100 trucks of aid are expected to enter Gaza today.
There are efforts to repair the electricity system in Gaza. Of the ten
Israeli lines (which supplies around 70% of electricity), six are
operative and four are being repaired. The Palestinian power station
(20%) is running intermittently. Both Egyptian lines (10%) are
functional.
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"Nessuno osa fare questo discorso" (Luca Logi / rodewalder / Golda
Meir, febbraio 2008)
http://raionim.blogspot.com/2009/01/certo-che-i-qassam-sono-pericolosi_05.html

12 January 2009
165 humanitarian aid trucks carrying medical aid, food and grain are
expected to enter Gaza today.
Since the beginning of operation in Gaza, 806 truckloads (19,983 tons)
have been transferred at the request of international organisations,
the Palestinian Authority and various governments. Israel does not
wish to see the humanitarian situation in the strip deteriorate.
Preparations are underway to facilitate further shipments expected to
arrive in the coming days.
(dal sito BICOM)
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"this conversion is the true 'sin' that will never be forgiven to
Pius" (Luca Logi / rodewalder / Golda Meir)
http://raionim.blogspot.com/2008/12/true-sin.html