Israel continues to send humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip via the Kerem Shalom crossing, even after footage showed Hamas members taking control of aid trucks
A message sent to ministers by the National Information Department stressed that Israel is continuing to send humanitarian aid to Gaza in order to prevent a food crisis.
Trucks loaded with food, medicine and medical equipment are entering the area, along with international medical teams arriving regularly.
The message said: “We continue to monitor the humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip.?
This decision comes after a temporary pause in aid deliveries ordered by the political leadership due to videos showing Hamas seizing trucks inside Gaza.
A tense exchange broke out last night between Finance and Defense Minister Bezalel Smotrich and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
According to the Arutz Sheva channel, Smotrich said he would not accept resuming a humanitarian aid system that would ultimately benefit Hamas.
After the conversation, Netanyahu and Defense Minister Israel Katz ordered the Israeli Army (IDF) to present a plan within 48 hours to prevent Hamas from taking control of humanitarian aid.
They also ordered the immediate suspension of aid deliveries to Gaza until the plan is defined.
Published in 06/27/2025 06h58
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