On November 3, 2026 Saudi Arabia’s King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) distributed 237 food baskets to vulnerable families in Khan Younis, southern Gaza Strip, as reported by the Saudi Press Agency, benefitting 1,422 individuals.
Meanwhile, the SPA said that KSrelief also responded to an urgent appeal from displaced families at Al‑Nakheel Camp after several tents caught fire, providing emergency shelter tents and food baskets that secured alternative accommodation and met basic food needs for those families.
SPA described the distribution as part of a broader campaign to support the Palestinian people amid the ongoing humanitarian crisis, citing the agency’s role in delivering timely aid throughout the Gaza Strip.
The agency’s rapid response in delivering both shelter tents and food supplies highlights Saudi Arabia’s commitment to alleviating hardship for displaced civilians in the region, the SPA added.
In addition to the baskets, KSrelief supplied emergency shelter tents to affected families, ensuring they had immediate accommodation as the SPA reported.
These measures were implemented through KSrelief's existing partnerships with local NGOs to facilitate rapid distribution, the SPA emphasized.
The overall aid delivered today underscores Saudi Arabia’s continued engagement in Gaza, providing critical support amid persistent conflict‑related shortages, the SPA said.
KSrelief’s efforts aim to prevent further suffering in densely populated areas of the Gaza Strip, a region that faces ongoing humanitarian challenges.
