Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune has committed to sending aid to Gaza, promising to construct three hospitals and deploy hundreds of doctors if Egypt reopens its border with the enclave. His statements, made during a campaign rally ahead of the September 7 presidential elections, have sparked significant discussion and some misinterpretation, with critics suggesting he implied military intervention. Tebboune emphasized that his focus is on humanitarian assistance and rebuilding efforts, condemning Israel's actions in Gaza as 'massacres'. His remarks have led to heightened engagement on social media, with some viewing them as provocative towards Egypt, which controls the Rafah crossing. Algeria has been a vocal supporter of the Palestinian cause, and Tebboune's pledges are part of his re-election campaign. The situation in Gaza remains dire, with devastating impacts from ongoing conflict and a humanitarian crisis exacerbated by blockades.