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Israel Says Hamas Hasn't Disarmed, Despite Aid to Gaza
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Israel's Prime Minister's Office stated that humanitarian aid, including tents and winter supplies, has been allowed into Gaza despite criticism. The office emphasized that Hamas has not surrendered any weapons and must disarm before Gaza's reconstruction can begin. This response comes after the Peace Council for Gaza criticized Israel following flooding in the area.
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- Israel has allowed humanitarian aid, including tents and winter supplies, into Gaza.
- The Prime Minister's Office stated Hamas has not surrendered any weapons.
- Israel insists Hamas must disarm and Gaza must be demilitarized before reconstruction.
- The statement was a response to criticism from the Peace Council for Gaza.
- Aid includes approximately 90,000 tents and 8,200 trucks of supplies.
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