First ship carrying food aid arrives in Gaza

The video discusses the efforts to deliver food aid to Gaza through a maritime corridor, highlighting the challenges faced due to blockades and the partnerships formed between organizations like Open Arms and World Central Kitchen. Operation Safina aims to construct a jetty to facilitate aid delivery, with the sea route being crucial due to blocked land routes. The initiative is driven by the urgent need to address hunger in Gaza.

What was the primary purpose of the first ship arriving offshore Gaza?

• To establish a new trade route

• To deliver a small amount of food aid

• To transport military supplies

• To evacuate civilians

Which organizations are involved in the partnership to deliver food aid to Gaza?

• UNICEF and Save the Children

• Doctors Without Borders and Oxfam

• Open Arms and World Central Kitchen

• Red Cross and World Health Organization

What is the purpose of constructing a jetty in Gaza?

• To create a new tourist attraction

• To facilitate the unloading of food aid

• To build a new fishing port

• To establish a naval base

Why are land routes into Gaza blocked?

• To prevent illegal immigration

• Because of political tensions with Israel

• Due to natural disasters

• For environmental conservation

What is the main reason for using the sea route to deliver aid to Gaza?

• To test new shipping technology

• To reduce transportation costs

• To avoid air traffic

• To bypass blocked land routes