Drugs Found Concealed in Humanitarian Aid Entering Gaza
Drugs, including hashish, were found concealed within humanitarian aid cans entering Gaza by World Central Kitchen workers.
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Surge in Medical Equipment, Hospital Capacity in Gaza Since Ceasefire
Since the ceasefire, Gaza has received over 21,000 tons of medical equipment and a 50% increase in hospital beds, exceeding UN-defined needs.
Gaza Receives Over 60 Liters of Water Per Person Daily
COGAT reports Gaza receives over 70,000 cubic meters of water daily, averaging 60 liters per person, via Israeli pipelines and desalination plants.
Gaza Sees Surge in Humanitarian Aid Since Ceasefire Began, 600 Aid Trucks Enter Daily
Since the October 2025 ceasefire, Gaza has received over 2 million tons of food, with 600 aid trucks entering daily, significantly improving humanitarian.
More Than 1.7 Million Tons of Food Brought Into Gaza Since Start of Ceasefire
The Israeli agency COGAT (Coordination of Government Activities in the Territories: Judea and Samaria and towards the Gaza Strip) reported ...
Coordinator of Government Activities in Gaza Meets with UNICEF Chief
COGAT's Maj. Gen. Yoram Halevy met UNICEF's Jonathan Veitch in Jerusalem to advance water and WASH solutions in Gaza.
Over 50 Packets of Dual Use Medical Supplies Enter Gaza in Past Week
COGAT reports over 50 pallets of dual-use medical supplies, donated by the ICRC and WHO, entered Gaza this week for civilian healthcare.
Gaza Crossings Reopened for People to Pass After Closures Due to Iranian Attacks
Israel's COGAT reopens Kerem Shalom crossing for Gaza aid and Rafah crossing for limited passage following Iranian attacks.
Gaza Crossings Closed Due to Iranian Attacks, But Aid Will Continue to Flow
Following Iranian missile attacks, Israel has closed Gaza crossings like Kerem Shalom and Rafah, but COGAT confirms humanitarian aid will continue.
Only 30% of Medical Supplies Available for Shipment Entered Gaza Since January 1st Due to UN Failures, Israeli Agency Says
COGAT states UN agencies have only delivered 30% of approved medical supplies to Gaza since January 1st, attributing the shortfall to their own coordination.
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