Protesters to Block Gaza Aid Trucks, Citing Hamas Funding
Translated & summarized from JDN by baba
The Tzav 9 movement is organizing a protest at the Kerem Shalom crossing on October 22 to block humanitarian aid trucks entering Gaza. This action follows official reports that Hamas is earning millions of shekels daily by taxing and seizing aid supplies. Tzav 9 argues that this funding enables Hamas and calls for public participation to stop the trucks.
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- The Tzav 9 movement plans to protest and block Gaza aid trucks at the Kerem Shalom crossing on October 22.
- Official reports indicate Hamas earns millions daily by taxing and seizing humanitarian aid entering Gaza.
- Tzav 9 claims the current policy allows funding for Hamas, calling it profitable to attack Israelis.
- The movement urges the public to join their demonstration to physically prevent aid trucks from crossing.
- The protest is a response to data from the Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories (COGAT).
The "Tzav 9" movement is calling for a protest at the Kerem Shalom crossing on Thursday, October 22, to block humanitarian aid trucks entering Gaza. The group's renewed campaign is a response to official data released by the Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories (COGAT) indicating that Hamas is profiting significantly from the aid entering the Strip.
According to COGAT, Hamas generates millions of shekels daily by seizing, taxing, and collecting fees from the humanitarian supplies that Israel permits into Gaza. Tzav 9 vehemently criticized this situation, stating that the current policy sends a message that violence against Jews is profitable. "According to the data, it is worthwhile to slaughter Jews if this is the price," the movement declared, adding that the Israeli government has allowed the funding of those who murdered Israelis for a year.
The movement announced its return to focused field operations at the border crossings, urging the public to join them at Kerem Shalom to physically prevent the trucks from passing. Tzav 9's activists aim to stop the flow of aid, which they claim directly finances the terrorist organization.
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