Preventing Zionist settlers from reaching Gaza

Dozens of Zionist settlers stopped the trucks from entering the occupied territories by standing in front of the Nistana crossing where humanitarian aid trucks to Gaza are inspected. Meanwhile, the Gaza Strip is at risk of famine, and they are preventing the arrival of aid after entering the fifth month of the war.

Despite Hamas’s threats to suspend negotiations for the release of prisoners if they do not receive more aid, the Zionist regime did not take any action to disperse them.

According to Al-Nashrah, the result was that the aid trucks that were waiting on the Egyptian side of the border could not go to the occupied lands. About 300,000 people remain in the north of the Gaza Strip, and the harsh conditions have forced many of them to grind bird feed to prepare flour.

Zionist authorities, especially the Prime Minister and the Minister of War, have said dozens of times in public statements since the beginning of the invasion of Gaza that they will not allow aid, especially fuel, to enter the Gaza Strip. Earlier, the United Nations announced that the authorities of the Zionist regime have prevented humanitarian aid from entering the northern Gaza Strip, and this delay is costing more lives.