COGAT says over 300 trucks of humanitarian aid entered Gaza via Israel yesterday

Emanuel (Mannie) Fabian is The Times of Israel's military correspondent

Over 310 trucks carrying humanitarian aid entered the Gaza Strip yesterday through the Kerem Shalom and Zikim crossings, Israel’s Coordinator of Government Activities (COGAT) says.

According to COGAT, more than 390 trucks worth of aid were also collected by the United Nations and other international organizations from the Gaza side of the crossings yesterday to be distributed.

Another 119 pallets of aid — about 4-6 trucks worth — were airdropped by Jordan, the UAE, Germany, Belgium, Italy, and France in Gaza yesterday, according to the IDF.

The UN has said 600 trucks of aid need to be distributed each day in order to properly feed the Strip’s roughly two million people.

Additionally, COGAT says that “tankers of UN fuel entered for the operation of essential humanitarian systems” yesterday. It also says it facilitated the entry and exit of aid workers rotating in and out of Gaza.

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