Israel's data shows it allowed half of the promised aid trucks into Gaza
Israel's data shows it allowed half of the promised aid trucks into Gaza Submitted by MEE staff on Sun, 11/15/2026 - 14:15 Israeli military data shows deliveries to Gaza have fallen well short of the 4,200 trucks a week promised under the ceasefire deal in most months A boy eats from a pot as displaced Palestinians gather for hot meals distributed by a charity kitchen in Nuseirat refugee camp in…
Israeli military data indicates that Israel permitted only about half of the 4,200 aid trucks pledged under the Gaza ceasefire deal to enter Gaza each month since March. According to Haaretz, deliveries fell short of the agreed volume each month, with significant shortages in food, medical supplies, tents, and materials for repairing damaged infrastructure.
Torrential rains have exacerbated the crisis, flooding displacement camps and leaving hundreds of thousands of Palestinians in dire conditions. Israeli officials' data to the US-led International Gaza Support Center showed delivery numbers peaking at over 13,000 trucks in September before dropping sharply to around 6,500 in October.
The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs reported that flooding may have affected 46,000 households, representing around 226,000 people. Hamas called for an international campaign to provide shelter and essential supplies, urging governments to pressure Israel to fulfill its humanitarian commitments.
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