The Israeli army radio announced that the distribution of humanitarian aid in the Gaza Strip will begin on Sunday, according to a new American plan to be implemented through private American security firms.
According to the radio, four aid distribution centers will be established, three of which are in the city of Rafah, and the fourth in the center of the sector south of the Netzarim axis.
The plan aims to distribute aid based on the "one package per family" principle, where a representative from each family will go to one of the centers to pick up a food box sufficient for a week.
The radio confirmed that the plan also includes the establishment of a media mechanism to guide the residents of the sector on the distribution procedures, adding that the choice of locations for the centers in Rafah and south of the Netzarim axis contributes to accelerating the evacuation of civilians from the north of the sector, serving the declared goal of the Israeli army to clear the area of its inhabitants.
