Rwanda has delivered humanitarian assistance to Gaza, aiming to support relief efforts in the war-torn region, the government announced on Thursday.
The aid, provided in partnership with Jordan, includes 19 tons of food—some fortified for children—medicines, and medical supplies. It was handed over to the Jordan Hashemite Charity Organization in Amman, according to a statement by Rwanda’s Foreign Ministry.
The ministry emphasized Rwanda’s commitment to ending the conflict and ensuring the protection of civilian lives.
Since October 2023, Gaza has faced severe devastation following an Israeli offensive triggered by a Hamas attack. The conflict has claimed over 43,000 lives, left the region nearly uninhabitable, and caused severe shortages of food and aid supplies.
The International Court of Justice is currently reviewing a genocide case against Israel for its actions in the blockaded enclave.
