Germany delivered its first aid supplies for Gaza by parachute on Saturday after joining other countries in a humanitarian mission to the embattled Palestinian territory. Four tons of rice, flour and other food were dropped from a military C-130 Hercules transport aircraft over the north of the Gaza Strip. The next delivery is scheduled for Sunday. “We delivered the four pallets with pinpoint accuracy from an altitude of around 1,000 metres,” the German Air Force wrote on X, formerly Twitter. On Wednesday, Defence Minister Boris Pistorius gave the go-ahead for the mission to the Gaza Strip. Ge…