In a gesture of solidarity, the Iraqi Cabinet, led by Prime Minister Mohammed Shia’ Al Sudani, has approved a significant donation of fuel to the embattled hospitals of Gaza. The Tuesday meeting culminated in several decisions, notably the contribution of 10 million liters of gas oil fuel to support the healthcare facilities in the Gaza Strip, expressing solidarity with the residents suffering from the aggression and blockade by Zionist forces.
This humanitarian move aims to alleviate the hardships faced by the Palestinian people in Gaza, who are enduring the consequences of ongoing hostilities and restrictions. The Iraqi government’s donation underscores a strong bond of brotherhood with the Palestinian cause, providing much-needed relief to Gaza’s essential services, which are struggling amidst the energy crisis.
As the Gaza Strip grapples with an acute shortage of essentials due to the blockade, Iraq steps in with a timely offer of fuel assistance, a lifeline for hospitals that are on the brink due to power shortages. This support comes at a crucial time when Gaza’s medical services are under tremendous pressure to provide care amid escalating conflicts.
The Cabinet’s resolution is more than a donation; it is a message of unity and support to the people of Gaza from the Iraqi nation. The provision of such a substantial amount of fuel is set to substantially aid in maintaining critical hospital operations, offering a glimmer of hope in a region shadowed by crisis.
This act of generosity by Iraq is part of a broader regional effort to support Palestinians in the face of adversity. By ensuring that Gaza’s hospitals can keep their doors open, Iraq is contributing to the preservation of human life and dignity against the backdrop of conflict and siege.
