Israel continues to facilitate humanitarian aid into Gaza, over 14,000 tons since start of war
IDF International Spokesman Jonathan Conricus said this morning that more than 850 trucks of humanitarian aid have entered Gaza since the start of the war.
While the aid is not delivered by Israel, it does facilitate the delivery of aid into the Gaza Strip.
"More and more trucks are entering the Gaza Strip. At the moment, more than 850 of them have arrived in the Gaza Strip," Conricus said.
The Coordinator for Government Activities in the Territories said that 14,320 tons of humanitarian aid have entered the Gaza Strip so far.
“There is no limit to the amount of food, water and medical equipment that can enter Gaza,” COGAT said. “We invite the international community to coordinate and we will facilitate.”
Israel does not allow fuel to enter Gaza for fear it will be confiscated by Hamas.
The All Israel News Staff is a team of journalists in Israel.
