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A substantial humanitarian cargo weighing 900 tonnes has departed from Cyprus aboard the vessel Amalthea, bound for Gaza to deliver essential relief supplies. The shipment represents a continued international effort to support civilian populations amid the ongoing crisis.
Australia has expressed outrage and summoned Israel's ambassador after Israel decided not to pursue criminal charges in the killing of Australian aid worker Zomi Frankcom and other World Central Kitchen staff in Gaza. The decision has been widely condemned as insulting and inadequate by Australia and the victim's family.
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Israel's foreign ministry has defended its decision to close the investigation into the killing of seven aid workers who were transporting humanitarian goods from Cyprus to Gaza in 2024, emphasizing the country's commitment to international law.
The United Nations Office for Project Services (Unops) executive director Jorge Moreira da Silva thanked Cyprus for its latest shipment of 400 tonnes of humanitarian aid to Gaza as part of its Amalthea plan.
The United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia have criticized Israel's decision to close its investigation into the killing of World Central Kitchen aid workers in Gaza, calling the move 'shameful'. Poland also expressed disappointment and summoned Israel's ambassador.
Cyprus's Foreign Minister Constantinos Kombos announced that another ship carrying approximately 900 tonnes of humanitarian aid has sailed from Cyprus to Gaza as part of the Amalthea aid corridor.