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During the past 8 months, Israel has not fulfilled its obligations to bring aid and goods into the Gaza Strip, in accordance with the cease-fire agreement, which stipulates the entry of 18,200 trucks of goods and aid per month, including food, fuel, medicine, medical equipment, materials for the displaced and materials needed to repair infrastructure.
According to the data, about 4,700 trucks entered Gaza in March, a quarter of the agreed number, in April 5,300, in May 9,600, in June 12,000 and in July and August 10,000 trucks.
In September, a record number of more than 13,000 trucks was recorded, but in October there was a sharp drop, with 6,500 trucks entering Gaza, while in November, which has not yet reached the middle, close to 4,000 trucks have entered so far.
Data obtained by Haaretz shows that most of the goods and aid entering Gaza are produced in Israel: since March, 49,000 truckloads of goods purchased in Israel have entered Gaza. During that period, 13,500 entered from Egypt, 7,000 from Cyprus through the Ashdod port, 3,500 from Jordan and 2,300 from the West Bank.
Israel also limited the number of humanitarian organizations authorized to work and bring food and aid into the Strip, after refusing the work of 36 organizations for various reasons.