Allowing 2 fuel tankers to enter the Gaza Strip daily

According to the report of Fars News Agency, Tel Aviv announced today (Friday) evening that it has agreed to the daily arrival of 2 fuel tankers in the Gaza Strip.

AFP reported, quoting a Tel Aviv official: “The war council has unanimously agreed in a statement to the joint recommendation of the Israeli army and Shabak to accept the American request and allow the daily entry of 2 trucks carrying diesel fuel into Gaza.”

In the continuation of this statement, it is mentioned that this agreement was made in order to meet the needs of the United Nations to support Gaza’s water and sewage infrastructure.

Source He further mentioned that the cargo of the trucks will be distributed among the people of Gaza in the south of this area through the United Nations agencies after entering the border crossing “Rafah” (Egypt’s connection with Gaza). Tel Aviv has stipulated that these fuels should not reach the Palestinian Islamic Resistance (Hamas).

The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestinian Refugees (UNRWA) announced this week. Before the start of the war in the Gaza Strip, 50 trucks carrying fuel entered the area on a daily basis.

According to the United Nations, the Gaza Strip with a population of about 2 million people used to enter 100 trucks daily. The carrier of humanitarian aid needs.

Since last October 7th, the Israeli regime has continuously attacked various parts of the Gaza Strip, especially many residential buildings, as a result of which more than 11,000 500 Palestinians have been martyred.

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