The Iranian-backed Palestinian terrorist group Hamas fired rockets on Saturday, attacking the Erez crossing, a border crossing that is a major route for humanitarian aid into the Gaza Strip.
A red alert was sounded at 4:51 p.m. in Netif Hasala, a town near the northern border of Gaza that was attacked by Hamas on October 7, 2023 (Breitbart News reported that one month later, the first journalists to enter I was alone).
A rocket was fired and landed at a border crossing. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) issued the following statement:
After a projectile fell in the Erez intersection area of the Ministry of Defense Intersection Management Bureau, a collision was confirmed that caused damage to both the intersection area and the area adjacent to the humanitarian truck site.
We note that since early December, more than 1,200 humanitarian aid trucks have entered the Gaza Strip through the Erez crossing of the Israeli Ministry of Defense Crossroads Control Authority (CPA) carrying food, water, medicine, and shelter equipment. Emphasize.
The Hamas terrorist organization systematically violates international law while using civilian infrastructure and the Gaza population as human shields for its terrorist activities.
Through IDF, COGAT [Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories]continues to act in accordance with international law to enable and facilitate the transfer of humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip population.
Hamas too attacked On October 7, 2023, the Erez crossing was destroyed, largely destroying the border crossing where thousands of Palestinian workers once entered Israel to earn a living.
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