France has started to air-drop 40 tonnes of humanitarian aid to Gaza but President Emmanuel Macron has warned that it is “not enough.” “Faced with absolute urgency, we have just conducted a food airdrop operation in Gaza. Thank you to our Jordanian, Emirati, and German partners for their support, as well as to our military personnel for their commitment,” Mr Macron said on X. “Airdrops are not enough. Israel must open full humanitarian access to address the risk of famine,” Mr Macron added.

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