Report: Israeli Army Destroyed Expired Aid Intended for Gaza

Carmela, today for the first time the IDF is fully admitting, perhaps there isn't mass starvation,

but there is a very severe humanitarian crisis in Gaza, and in addition to these things,

you're exclusively reporting on humanitarian goods, in a very, very significant quantity,

that is being destroyed.

Thrown in the trash.

Thrown in the trash.

What's the story?

Buried.

Buried.

In pits that the IDF creates.

What's the story?

First of all, transferring the trucks to the Strip, as a security source tells me, is not the answer to the hunger in Gaza,

The hunger stems from how the distribution is carried out; many don't get to receive that same humanitarian aid,

This is a strategic and ethical attack, and no less a political one, whose results have affected Israel's standing in the world,

and has already been affecting it for many years.

So says a source from within the system, regarding the trucks.

One thousand trucks in the last two months, from two months ago, that were designated to reach the Gaza Strip,

And this is, of course, thousands of tons of food, medical supplies, and all kinds of equipment,

that was sitting around for a period of time, and was intended to enter the Strip,

It was destroyed by the army in pits, or burned, because it expired and was no longer effective.

Why didn't it enter the Strip?

Because they didn't bring it into the Strip.

Who is supposed to bring it in?

The mechanisms, according to security sources, are not working. There's a complete disconnect, it wasn't properly arranged.

Basically everything, even now, we saw yesterday on the other side of the crossings,

we saw thousands upon thousands of items there meant for the Strip, that have arrived, waiting on the Palestinian side for trucks.

And they were left there. Soon they'll be buried. That's what they called it: "We buried them in pits."

They also burned them. Oil, water, everything was burned.

Even now, this equipment, meant for a starving Strip, isn't getting there and soon they'll have to bury it too.