Israel to Send Aid to Gaza, Cites Hamas's Failure to Disarm
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Israel will allow approximately 90,000 tents and 8,200 trucks of humanitarian aid into Gaza following criticism over flooding. The Prime Minister's Office stated Hamas must disarm and demilitarize Gaza before reconstruction can begin. Israel noted Hamas has not surrendered any weapons despite the ongoing crisis.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Israel will send 90,000 tents and 8,200 trucks of aid to Gaza.
- The Prime Minister's Office stated Hamas must disarm before Gaza can be rebuilt.
- Israel noted Hamas has not surrendered any weapons.
- The aid aims to alleviate winter conditions for Gaza residents.
Following criticism from the "Cessation of Hostilities" council regarding flooding in Gaza, the Prime Minister's Office announced that Israel will permit the entry of approximately 90,000 tents, 8,200 trucks carrying tarpaulins, blankets, winter clothing, and other supplies, along with 12 pumping trucks for sewage removal into the Strip. In a statement released in English on X, the Prime Minister's Office stated that "Hamas must be disarmed and the Gaza Strip must be demilitarized before its rehabilitation can begin." The statement further noted, "Hamas has not handed over a single weapon, and despite its refusal to meet its commitments, Israel has allowed additional humanitarian equipment into Gaza to alleviate the winter conditions faced by residents."
