7,000 trucks are waiting to enter Gaza

Mohammed Shush, the governor of the North Sinai region in Egypt, announced this Saturday that about 7,000 trucks have been deployed in the North Sinai region of Egypt and are waiting for permission to transfer aid to Gaza.

The Shush office announced that the delay in the delivery of relief aid is due to the inspection methods imposed by the Zionist regime.

These statements of the governor are published while he is going to accompany Antonio Guterres, the Secretary General of the United Nations, later in the day. Guterres will visit the Egyptian border with Gaza today.

Palestinian resistance groups started the “Al-Aqsa Storm” operation from Gaza (southern Palestine) against the positions of the Israeli regime on October 15, 2023, which finally ended on December 3, 1402 (November 24, 2023) after 45 days of fighting. A four-day temporary cease-fire was established between Hamas and the Zionist regime.

This pause in the war continued for seven days and finally on the morning of Friday 10 Azar (December 1, 2023), the temporary ceasefire ended and the Israeli regime resumed attacks against Gaza.

In order to retaliate against the “Al-Aqsa Storm” attacks, compensate for its failure and stop the resistance operations, this regime has closed the crossings of the Gaza Strip and is bombarding this area.