Aid trucks move into Rafah crossing carrying fuel and aid pallets, unclear if they will enter Gaza today

Reuters video shows a first group of trucks moving from the Egyptian side of the border into the Rafah crossing at dawn today, some tankers carrying fuel and others loaded with pallets of aid.

However, it was not clear if that convoy would complete its crossing into Gaza as part of the 600 trucks that were due to enter the enclave today — the full daily complement required under the ceasefire plan. Aid trucks entered Gaza through other crossings from Israel.

“Humanitarian aid continues to enter the Gaza Strip through the Kerem Shalom Crossing and other crossings after Israeli security inspection,” an Israeli security official says.

The Kan public broadcaster reported that today’s aid deliveries would include food, medical supplies, fuel, cooking gas, and equipment to repair vital infrastructure.