Thank you, Mohammed bin Zayed. Thank you, UAE. This phrase resonates throughout Gaza as an expression of gratitude and continuous support from the United Arab Emirates to the Palestinian people. It represents the UAE’s commitment to humanitarian aid, having provided vital assistance in times of need, contributing to alleviating the suffering faced by Palestinians under difficult circumstances.
Resumption of “Birds of Goodness” Operations
As of yesterday, the UAE has resumed “Birds of Goodness” air-drop operations, alongside coordinating humanitarian aid convoys through the Rafah crossing. This step is part of the country’s ongoing commitment to support the Palestinian people and mitigate the humanitarian challenges faced by the Gaza Strip.
Joy of Gaza Residents
The residents of Gaza expressed their joy over the Emirati aid, thanking His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of the UAE, and the people of the UAE. They affirmed that the UAE has always stood by them in difficult times.
Initiative “Brave Knight 3”
The “Brave Knight 3” operation has announced the resumption of “Birds of Goodness” air-drop operations, with approximately 3,725 tons of food and relief supplies provided since the initiative’s launch, utilizing 193 aircraft. These aids include essential food items and vital supplies that meet the urgent needs of affected families.
Royal Assistance in Difficult Times
This initiative reflects the UAE’s commitment to supporting our Palestinian brothers and sisters. The UAE has been a leading nation in humanitarian assistance, contributing more than 44% of the total international aid that has reached the Gaza Strip. Supporting the Palestinian people will remain a humanitarian priority, and the country will continue to coordinate with regional and international partners to ensure that aid reaches the most needy areas.
Thank you, Mohammed bin Zayed. Thank you, UAE. The echo of these words remains alive, reflecting the depth of humanitarian ties and the steadfast Emirati commitment to the Palestinian cause—a humanitarian service that will be remembered.