American billionaire Elon Musk announced that Starlink, which he owns, will support Internet connectivity for international relief organizations in Gaza.

Musk's position comes after appeals on the X platform, which he also owns, yesterday, asking him to secure the Internet for the sector following its isolation by Israel by cutting off communications and the Internet.

Local sources in Gaza and telecommunications companies confirmed on Friday that there was a complete outage of the optical fibers feeding the Internet in the Strip.

It explained that the Israeli army deliberately cut and disrupted communication and Internet lines in conjunction with violent attacks carried out by Israeli aircraft and artillery on the Gaza Strip.