China donates 700 tons of rice to ease suffering of Gazans

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http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/2015-07/15/c_134416002_2.htm

China donates 700 tons of rice to ease suffering of Gazans
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Chen Xingzhong, director of the Chinese Office in Palestine, speaks during a press conference in Gaza City, on July 15, 2015. Chinese government donated about 700 tons of rice which was distributed by the Palestinian Red Crescent Society to people who were affected by the last Israeli offensive in Gaza Strip. (Xinhua/Wissam Nassar)

GAZA, July 15 (Xinhua) -- The Chinese government donated 700 tons of rice to the population of the Palestinian Gaza Strip Wednesday. Chen Xingzhong, director of the Chinese Office in Palestine (Ambassador-Level) supervised the delivery.
The delivery was made through the Palestinian Red Crescent Society in the Gaza Strip. About 300 locals attended the ceremony and received the aid.
During the ceremony, Chen said that Palestinian-Chinese ties are historic. "We provided aid and support in several different situations in the past and presently. Bilateral relations between our countries were promoted to a new level following President Abbas's visit to China in 2013," he said.
He went on to say that following the last war on Gaza, the Chinese government decided to send aid to the Gazan population. "This is to express our respect to the Palestinian people and we hope this support contributes to the ease of their suffering," he continued.
Chen told Xinhua in an interview that China's help to Palestine will continue against all odds, adding "China offered all required aid and support to the Palestinians, not only in development, but also in training, to improve the chances for the establishment of a Palestinian state."
Younis al-Khatib, director of the Gaza Red Crescent Society said that Palestinians are grateful to China for the donation.
He said that the Chinese government and people "have always supported the Palestinian people, backing their legitimate rights."
Meanwhile, families who received the Chinese food supplies expressed deep gratitude to the Chinese donators. Gazan citizen Fatima told Xinhua that she wants to thank China, its people and government for supporting the Palestinian people.

Chen Xingzhong (c), director of the Chinese Office in Palestine, hands over a bag of food to a Palestinian woman in Gaza City on July 15, 2015. Chinese government donated about 700 tons of rice which was distributed by the Palestinian Red Crescent Society to people who were affected by the last Israeli offensive in Gaza Strip. (Xinhua/Wissam Nassar)
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[sleaguepunter]

Thai rice china brought from yingluck a couple years ago?

 

[Unrepented]

I bet you they are from their silos stored as reserves which are full of anti pesticides chemicals, now near expiry.

Thai rice china brought from yingluck a couple years ago?

 

[JohnTan]

I am glad that the fighters from Hamas, Islamic Jihad and the other little terrorist outfits will now have food to eat. They can start another with Israel soon in order to remain relevant in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

 

[steffychun]

why PAP never send anything back to Israel who trained our SAF?

 

[stuffycunt]

i like arab men, are there many gay camels in gaza?

sis, are u serious?

 

[looneytan]

why PAP never send anything back to Israel who trained our SAF?

where got time to do all that, sis ... they have to spend time fixing Amos Yee

 

[frenchbriefs]

I am glad that the fighters from Hamas, Islamic Jihad and the other little terrorist outfits will now have food to eat. They can start another with Israel soon in order to remain relevant in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Israel used to be Palestinian land,without the palestines the israeli jews have no meaning and no relevance at all in the modern world.Israel exist only as a pimple on the butt of the arabic world's asshole waiting to be wiped out by the calemine lotion of jihadi john.

 

[eatshitndie]

prc pr stunt. tiongland is getting fucked by uighur muslim separatists nonetheless by funds sent from the global muslim community. no matter what kind of "aid" or "donations" tiongland were to give to muslims, these double headed snakes would gladly grab the lice and backstab these clueless tiongs when their backs were turned.

 

[nkfnkfnkf]

Wrong donations!

What XiJinPing need to give them is only 2 short range missiles tactical nuke tipped.

One for Tel Aviv another for Jerusalem. All the pains solved forever.

ASAP PSE!

 

[yellowarse]

Thai rice china brought from yingluck a couple years ago?

No need lah. China is the world's largest producer of rice, but most of it is for internal consumption. Not many know that China is also the world's largest producer of wheat & buckwheat, 2nd largest producer of corn and, get this, 4th largest producer of milk. Amazing considering that 2/3 of the land is too cold, too high or too dry for crop cultivation.