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IDF Confirms Aid Entry to Gaza Amid Hamas Blame for Conditions
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The IDF confirmed over 91,000 tents and 8,200 trucks of winter supplies entered Gaza on Monday, countering Hamas's blame for weather-related damage. The military detailed ongoing humanitarian projects, including water and sanitation improvements, and stated that aid entry continues despite Hamas's alleged exploitation of resources. Security officials rejected Hamas's accusations, noting prior aid deliveries and linking future reconstruction aid to Hamas disarmament.
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- IDF confirmed entry of over 91,000 tents and 8,200 trucks of winter supplies into Gaza.
- Hamas blamed Israel for tent damage caused by heavy rains and flooding.
- IDF and COGAT are working on humanitarian projects, including water and sanitation infrastructure.
- Over 850 requests for winter supplies have been approved, but half remain untransferred.
- The Gaza Board of Peace called for increased aid but also condemned Hamas.
- Israel will not allow reconstruction materials until Hamas disarms and Gaza is demilitarized.
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