Why is Gaza aid cut?
Asked 17 hours ago
Answer
Gaza aid is being cut primarily due to Israel's decision to halve the number of humanitarian aid trucks entering Gaza, citing Hamas's delay in returning the bodies of Israeli hostages as a violation of a ceasefire agreement. The reduction is also linked to ongoing disputes and is seen as a form of sanction. Humanitarian agencies and the UN have called for more entry points and stress that current aid levels are far below what is needed.
Now Playing
- Israel informs the UN it will halve the number of aid trucks allowed into Gaza. 12s
- The new limit is set at 300 trucks per day, below humanitarian minimums. 15s
- Israel also plans to curtail fuel and gas supplies to Gaza. 28s
- The UN has 190,000 metric tons of aid waiting to enter Gaza. 1m 2s
- Uncertainty surrounds how and when aid will reach Gaza under the new restrictions. 1m 12s