Morocco has delivered its third humanitarian aid shipment to Gaza, following directives from King Mohammed VI, Chairman of the Al-Quds Committee, as part of ongoing efforts to support civilians amid the enclave’s worsening humanitarian crisis.
The convoy, which crossed through the Kerem Shalom crossing, included critical medical supplies, life-saving drugs, and food staples.
The Palestinian Red Crescent received the supplies and will distribute them to the most affected communities.
Grateful Gazans expressed deep appreciation for Morocco’s continued support. “We sincerely thank the Moroccans for standing with us,” said one local resident. “Their sustained deliveries, especially medicines, provide crucial relief.”
This latest aid effort comes as international humanitarian operations intensify. In recent days, Jordan, the UAE, France, and the UK have conducted airdrops using military aircraft to bypass access restrictions and deliver vital supplies to the besieged region.
Morocco’s ground-based initiative, led under the auspices of the Al-Quds Committee, underscores the country’s dual role as a humanitarian provider and a diplomatic actor in support of the Palestinian cause.
Analysts say these efforts strengthen Rabat’s position as a leader in Islamic solidarity while addressing urgent needs on the ground.
With the humanitarian situation in Gaza rapidly deteriorating, further coordinated international aid interventions are expected in the coming weeks.
