On 1 November 2026, the Saudi Press Agency reported that KSrelief operated a central kitchen in the Gaza Strip and supplied 25,000 hot meals to vulnerable communities in central and southern Gaza.
The 25,000 meals were delivered to the most at‑risk families, according to the agency, as part of Saudi Arabia’s effort to meet basic food needs and strengthen resilience amid the ongoing humanitarian situation.
KSrelief, the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center, has not disclosed the exact number of recipients beyond the figure of 25,000 individuals served.
The operation was carried out in collaboration with local agencies and local authorities to ensure efficient distribution of the meals.
The Saudi Press Agency noted that the aid program was a response to mounting food insecurity in the region and was part of a broader humanitarian strategy by Saudi Arabia to address the needs of Gaza’s residents.
No other news outlet has reported on this specific delivery of 25,000 hot meals, making the Saudi Press Agency the sole source of confirmation for the event up to this point.
