In brief
On November 4, 2026, the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center operated a central kitchen in Gaza that delivered 24,800 hot meals to the region’s most vulnerable communities. The effort, part of a broader Saudi relief campaign, aimed to meet basic food needs and strengthen resilience among affected families.
On November 4, 2026 the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) operated a central kitchen in Gaza and distributed 24,800 hot meals to communities in the central and southern Strip.
Each meal was prepared and served to one individual, so 24,800 people received fresh food on that day.
KSrelief said the campaign is part of a wider Saudi Arabian relief effort that aims to meet the basic needs of the Palestinian people in Gaza.
According to the statement, the distribution is intended to support families that are struggling with the ongoing humanitarian crisis and to strengthen their resilience.
The central kitchen was built and run by KSrelief staff and volunteers, who worked through the day to prepare and hand out the meals.
Saudi Arabia’s Humanitarian Agency noted that the effort also serves to sustain the local food security infrastructure amid the conflict‑related disruptions in the region.
Reporters from the Saudi Press Agency covered the event, announcing the figures and describing the operation as a key part of the broader campaign.
There were no reported incidents or shortages during the distribution, and the service closed at sunset after all meals had been given.
