Israel’s Restrictions on Aid to Gaza Despite Ceasefire
GAZA — Since the ceasefire began on October 10, Israel has permitted only about 100 aid trucks daily into the Gaza Strip. Humanitarian groups report they remain “effectively barred” from delivering vital assistance to the conflict-hit region.
Limited Aid Delivery Statistics
Between October 10 and November 6, Israel allowed just 4,453 of the 15,600 scheduled aid trucks into Gaza, representing only 28% of the total planned deliveries. On average, 171 trucks entered daily, well below the 600 trucks per day required by the humanitarian agreement.
Humanitarian Impact and Official Statements
The Gaza Government Media Office highlighted the ongoing restrictions:
“The occupation continues to impose a policy of deprivation and political pressure on more than 2.4 million Palestinians in the Gaza Strip.”
Furthermore, Israel is preventing entry of over 350 essential food items crucial for children, the sick, the wounded, and other vulnerable populations, effectively enforcing a policy of starvation.
Summary
Despite the ceasefire and international protocols, aid to Gaza remains severely restricted, deepening the humanitarian crisis for millions trapped in the enclave.
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