Stopping humanitarian trucks again at the Rafah crossing

According to the report of the international group of Fars news agency, the border authorities in Rafah announced that they stopped sending humanitarian trucks from Egypt to the Gaza Strip after the end of the ceasefire on Friday morning.

CNN reported, citing border officials in Rafah, that no truck has gone to Gaza since Friday.

Meanwhile, dozens of trucks that were being inspected at the Nitzana checkpoint on the occupied Palestinian side have also been stopped behind the gates of Gaza at the Rafah crossing.

CNN previously reported that hundreds of trucks carrying humanitarian aid are waiting at the Nizana crossing to be inspected and headed to the Gaza Strip. According to the ceasefire agreement, 200 trucks were supposed to enter Gaza every day.

Eyewitnesses say that even a truck carrying fuel that passed through the Rafah crossing on the Egyptian side early Friday before the end of the ceasefire. He was also kept waiting and did not enter Gaza.

With the end of the temporary ceasefire at 7 o’clock on Friday local time, eyewitnesses have reported hearing the sound of mortars in areas in Rafah.

The explosions have even caused buildings to shake at the Rafah crossing on the Egyptian side.

Palestinian media reported that the fighters of the Israeli army today (Friday) they resumed their attacks on the Gaza Strip.

Temporary ceasefire in the Gaza Strip after six days and the exchange of a number of prisoners between the Zionists and the Hamas resistance movement, with opposition and delay. Tel Aviv has ended its extension.

At the same time as the occupiers started attacking different areas in the Gaza Strip, the Zionist media also reported that the sirens of a missile attack were sounding in the Zionist settlements around the Gaza Strip. They gave.

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