Humanitarian aid will reach Gaza from Egypt, after talks with Biden, agreement on opening 'Help Corridor'

Egypt has announced the creation of a "sustainable" humanitarian aid corridor in Gaza. This announcement has been made at a time when, amid Israel's Gaza War, hundreds of trucks are waiting to go to the Palestinian territories to supply essential goods.

US President Joe Biden said, "If Hamas seizes humanitarian aid and does not allow these trucks to move forward ... then this will be over." Joe Biden said, praising Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi that he deserves real credit for delivering humanitarian aid to Gaza. He was very friendly.

Abdel Fattah al-Sisi said on Wednesday that he would not allow large numbers of refugees from the Gaza Strip to enter Egypt, because it could set a precedent for Palestinians in the West Bank to move to neighboring Jordan.

Joe Biden, who arrived in Israel on Wednesday to show solidarity, blamed the Islamic Jihad organization for the deadly attack on the Gaza hospital. According to Hamas's Gaza Health Ministry, 500 people have died in this attack.

Joe Biden, who was visiting Israel, said, "Based on what I have seen, it looks as if the attack was carried out by another team, not you." "Based on the information we have seen today, the explosion in Gaza appears to be the result of a terrorist group firing an errant rocket."

Amid the ongoing conflict between Israel and Gaza, the Biden administration has allocated $100 million to the Gaza Strip and the West Bank to help the more than 1 million displaced people.

Joe Biden's high-level meetings with Arab leaders such as Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas and Jordan's King Abdullah II were canceled after the Gaza hospital bombing.

As many as 500 people including women and children were killed in a strike at a Gaza hospital two days back. Israel and Hamas have blamed each other for the attack.