Employees from the Palestinian municipality of Beit Ummar use a drone to deliver vitamins to COVID-19 patients in Beit Ummar Town in the West Bank city of Hebron, July 23, 2020. Palestine on Wednesday recorded 356 new COVID-19 cases in the West Bank, raising the total number in the Palestinian territories to 11,280 since March 5. Earlier in the day, Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammed Ishtaye announced that 18 out of 40 shipments of medical supplies donated by several countries through the United Nations have arrived in Palestine. (Photo by Mamoun Wazwaz/Xinhua)

Employees from the Palestinian municipality of Beit Ummar use a drone to deliver vitamins to COVID-19 patients in Beit Ummar Town in the West Bank city of Hebron, July 23, 2020. Palestine on Wednesday recorded 356 new COVID-19 cases in the West Bank, raising the total number in the Palestinian territories to 11,280 since March 5. Earlier in the day, Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammed Ishtaye announced that 18 out of 40 shipments of medical supplies donated by several countries through the United Nations have arrived in Palestine. (Photo by Mamoun Wazwaz/Xinhua)

An employee from the Palestinian municipality of Beit Ummar prepares vitamins about to be delivered by a drone to COVID-19 patients in Beit Ummar Town in the West Bank city of Hebron, July 23, 2020. Palestine on Wednesday recorded 356 new COVID-19 cases in the West Bank, raising the total number in the Palestinian territories to 11,280 since March 5. Earlier in the day, Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammed Ishtaye announced that 18 out of 40 shipments of medical supplies donated by several countries through the United Nations have arrived in Palestine. (Photo by Mamoun Wazwaz/Xinhua)