Canada Boosts Humanitarian Efforts in Gaza Amid Ongoing Conflict
The Canadian government has delivered additional humanitarian aid to Gaza, utilizing a CC-130J Hercules aircraft to airdrop 21,600 pounds of aid. This marks a response to the prolonged Israeli military assault following the October 2023 Hamas attack. Canada also announced plans to recognize the State of Palestine at an upcoming United Nations meeting.

The Canadian government announced increased humanitarian assistance to the Gaza Strip on Monday, as the region continues to endure the impacts of a prolonged Israeli military offensive. The aid comes nearly two years after the deadly October 2023 Hamas attack, highlighting the ongoing humanitarian crisis.
Using a CC-130J Hercules aircraft, the Canadian Armed Forces conducted an airdrop of critical aid, totaling 21,600 pounds, in collaboration with Global Affairs Canada. This initiative underscores Canada's commitment to alleviating the severe conditions faced by Gaza residents.
Meanwhile, Canada said it aims to acknowledge the State of Palestine during a United Nations meeting scheduled for September. This move could intensify diplomatic pressure on Israel amid growing concerns over starvation and humanitarian needs in Gaza.
(With inputs from agencies.)