Right-Wing Activists Block Aid Trucks Bound for Gaza
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
Right-wing activists from Tzav 9 blocked aid trucks heading to Gaza at the Kerem Shalom crossing on Thursday, sitting on the road to prevent their entry. Police removed the protesters to allow the trucks to pass. The activists stated their goal was to stop Hamas from enriching itself and demanded the group's dismantling.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Right-wing activists blocked aid trucks bound for Gaza at the Kerem Shalom crossing on Thursday.
- Activists from the Tzav 9 movement sat on the road to physically obstruct the trucks' entry.
- Police intervened to remove the protesters and allow the aid to proceed into Gaza.
- Tzav 9 stated the trucks legitimize Hamas and demanded its dismantling.
- The incident occurred as hundreds of aid trucks were attempting to enter Gaza.
Right-wing activists from the "Tzav 9" movement, along with residents from the Gaza envelope communities and a reporter, gathered near the Kerem Shalom crossing on Thursday to block aid trucks en route to the Gaza Strip. The activists sat on the road, physically obstructing the entry of hundreds of trucks. Police officers arrived at the scene and worked to remove the protesters to allow the aid to proceed into Gaza. A spokesperson for Tzav 9 stated that the trucks legitimize Hamas's continued enrichment and strengthening, demanding the demilitarization and complete dismantling of the organization. Videos from the location show activists of all ages sitting on the road in an attempt to prevent the trucks from passing, with police intervening to clear them.
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