A shipment of humanitarian aid destined for Gaza was recently intercepted by Israeli activists who are against providing assistance to the people living in the enclave. The incident took place at the Tarkumiya checkpoint near Hebron in the West Bank, where video footage captured at least two trucks being ransacked, with food supplies scattered across the road.
The origin of the aid remains unclear, with questions arising whether it was coming from Jordan or the Palestinian Authority. The Regavim movement, known for its opposition to aid transfers to Gaza, expressed their stance by stating, 'We will not be the 'silver platter' of the Palestinian Authority.' They further criticized the Israeli government for opening a supply route from Hebron to Gaza on a day dedicated to remembering fallen soldiers and victims of hostilities.
