As the humanitarian crisis in Gauze remains dramatic, the Israel He decided to limit the entry of humanitarian aid, according to a document sent to the United Nations and was aware of Reuters.
As of Wednesday (15.10.2025), only 300 trucks will be allowed to pass through Israel to Gaza – half of the number provided for in the agreement reached during the recent truce.
The document, transmitted by Cogat, the Israeli Ministry of Defense, responsible for overseeing the surrender of Gaza aid, states that the entry of fuel and gas remains prohibited, except in cases “absolutely necessary for humanitarian infrastructures”.
Tel Aviv accuses Hamas for breach of agreement
According to the same source, this decision was taken because, as Israel argues, “Hamas violated the agreement on the return of hostages”, a particularly sensitive point of the truce.
Olga Cerevko, a spokesman for the UN Humanitarian Coordination Office (OCHA) in Gaza, confirmed that the UN received the relevant document from the Israeli side, without commenting on the substance of the decision.
Until last Friday, Cogat reported that 600 trucks daily would enter Gaza during the truce. Sudden decline in half may severely prevent the transportation of food, water and drugs to a population already exhausted by months of siege and bombardment.
Even deeper humanitarian crisis
In the field, humanitarian organizations are warning of the risk of a complete collapse of basic services in the Gaza Strip. The ongoing ban on fuel entry threatens the operation of hospitals, water pumps and electrogenics – vital for the survival of civilians.
The UN calls on Israel to guarantee “complete, safe and uninterrupted access” to humanitarian aid, recalling that “any additional restriction can have devastating consequences for the 2.3 million Gaza residents”.