Israel says 600 aid trucks entered Gaza on Sunday, nearly twice the daily average
Israel’s Coordinator for Government Activities in the Territories says that nearly 600 trucks of humanitarian aid entered Gaza on Sunday, nearly twice the daily average.
The trucks entered through three different crossings in southern Gaza.
“Hundreds of trucks were collected, and will continue being collected over the holiday,” COGAT says, indicating that the crossing will not be open during the first day of the Sukkot holiday, which begins tonight.
⬆️Close to 600 trucks entered the Gaza Strip yesterday (Oct. 5), ahead of the crossing closure on the Israeli side due to the holiday.
This is twice the daily average entering Gaza.The trucks entered Gaza from the Kerem Shalom, Nitzana and 147 crossings.
Hundreds of trucks… pic.twitter.com/uwzVnLd98v
— COGAT (@cogatonline) October 6, 2025
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