UAE sends 100 tonnes of food supplies to Gaza

Sunday, 26 April 2026 16:58

By ARN News Staff

A UAE aid aircraft carrying 100 tonnes of food supplies has arrived in Egypt’s Al Arish as part of the ongoing Humaid Air Bridge under "Operation Chivalrous Knight 3", supporting Palestinians in Gaza.

The shipment includes 3,300 food parcels aimed at helping families facing difficult humanitarian conditions and improving food security inside the Strip.

The UAE humanitarian team in Al Arish received the cargo, which was transferred to the UAE logistics centre in the city before being prepared for entry into Gaza through approved channels.

Officials say the continued operation of the Humaid Air Bridge reflects the UAE’s ongoing humanitarian support for Gaza, with relief, food and medical aid being delivered by air, land and sea.

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