Angelina Jolie visited the border with the Gaza Strip and appealed to the world community

Angelina Jolie visited the border with the Gaza Strip and appealed to the world community

Angelina Jolie, a famous American actress and known for her humanitarian activities, visited the Egyptian territory bordering the Gaza Strip. He was at the Rafah border crossing, which was instrumental in the delivery of humanitarian aid, and became directly acquainted with the dire situation in the region.

During the trip, Angelina Jolie met with volunteers from the Egyptian Red Crescent Society, representatives of humanitarian organizations and drivers of aid caravans with food, medicines and primary necessities expected to be delivered to Gaza. The actress examined the storage conditions of humanitarian cargo and got acquainted with the fact that the help often did not cross the border for a long time.

Jolie also visited hospitals in Al-Arish, Egypt to interview Gaza residents evacuated via Rafah. She communicates with the injured, their family members and medical staff, especially in the condition of women and children
 

During her visit, Angelina Jolie addressed the world community, noting that the humanitarian crisis in Gaza was extremely severe. He urged international organizations and governments to accelerate the delivery of aid, stating that delays in food, medicine, and fuel supplies were a direct threat to the lives of civilians. According to him, regardless of the political situation, it should be a priority to protect the civilian population and open a free path to humanitarian assistance.

The actress also highly appreciated Egypt's role in victim acceptance and humanitarian initiatives, noting the importance of the sustainable and safe activities of the Rafah border crossing.

As a reference point, Angelina Jolie has been actively involved in humanitarian missions for years and has also previously acted as a special envoy of the United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Refugees. His visit to the Gaza border is a humanitarian crisis in the region.