For Gods sake Israel, enough is enough.

 

Nope .

Hamas need to be removed before it can stop .

Israel needs to win this war 

1 minute ago, Nick Carter icp said:

Nope .

Hamas need to be removed before it can stop .

Israel needs to win this war 

 

 

So, in Israeli eyes, ceasefire is meaningless.

 

 

Par for the course

1 minute ago, hotandsticky said:

 

 

So, in Israeli eyes, ceasefire is meaningless.

 

 

Par for the course

Exactly, they are hell bent on the expulsion of all Palestinians from West Bank and Gaza. 
https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog_entry/ben-gvir-says-he-will-propose-immediate-west-bank-annexation-in-response-to-western-recognition-of-palestine/

 

Far-right Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir formed a new police unit composed of illegal armed settlers, a move seen as an effort to deepen Israel’s de facto annexation of the occupied West Bank.

https://www.aa.com.tr/en/middle-east/israel-s-ben-gvir-forms-new-police-unit-composed-of-illegal-settlers-in-occupied-west-bank/3627297

5 minutes ago, hotandsticky said:

So, in Israeli eyes, ceasefire is meaningless.

Par for the course

 

   Ceasefire was on the condition that Hamas disarm and step down .

Hamas haven't kept to their side of the agreement 

Hamas are still stealing the food aid , that is why the food aid has been restricted 

Israel has been accused of blocking “10,000 truckloads” of aid from crossing into Gaza, with Jordan, the UK and prominent rights groups among those voicing condemnation.

 

Since a shooting at the border seven weeks ago, Israel has refused to allow aid from Jordan to enter Gaza via Israel.

That means 10,000 truckloads – including 6,000 belonging to the World Food Programme (WFP) partner and 3,000 to the Jordanian authorities – are gathering dust despite the urgent need, Jordanian government sources told The Independent.

 

In tandem, the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) said since the start of the US-brokered October ceasefire, the Israeli authorities have rejected 23 requests to deliver aid from nine aid agencies.

That means nearly over 1,600 metric tonnes of aid items – including tents, bedding, kitchen sets and blankets – are stuck in Jordan, Egypt and Israel.

 

Israel accused of blocking ‘10,000 truckloads’ of aid for Gaza

Aid relief Israel allows into Gaza 'far from sufficient'.

 

The massive destruction in Gaza is "quite shocking," says Karl-Otto Zentel from the aid group CARE, who has just returned from the territory. DW asked him whether the ceasefire had improved the humanitarian situation. 

 

Aid relief Israel allows into Gaza 'far from sufficient' | Watch

 

Israel's body that oversees civilian affairs in the Palestinian territories, COGAT, said on Wednesday that a key crossing into northern Gaza had been opened for the transport of humanitarian aid.

 

"Today, the Zikim crossing has been opened for the entry of humanitarian aid trucks into the Gaza Strip," COGAT wrote on X.

 

The group clarified that all aid trucks supplied by the United Nations or other NGOs would be subject to screenings by Israeli security services. Humanitarian workers have long complained that these checks are overly long and complicated, and that many items are subjected to complicated restrictions.

 

Israel opens aid crossing in northern Gaza

 

 

Once inside the Gaza Strip, the trucks then face the challenge of navigating the bombed out roads and lack of infrastructure. The UN estimates that some 83% of all the structures in Gaza have been at least partially destroyed.

The Zikim area became infamous in August for the number of civilians killed there by Israeli gunfire while waiting for aid [FILE: August 2025]© Bashar Taleb/AFP/Getty Images