According to the agreement signed between Hamas and Israel, less than 15% of the humanitarian aid delivered to the Gaza Strip was actually delivered to the Palestinian enclave, according to the press center of the Gaza administration.
"From the beginning of the cease-fire agreement between Hamas and Israel until Monday evening, only 986 trucks carrying humanitarian aid arrived in the Strait, out of 6,600 vehicles that were supposed to enter the enclave during this period according to the agreement reached," the press center said in a special statement, excerpts from which were quoted by the Maan news agency.
This does not exceed 15% of the aid to be provided to the population of the sector according to the agreements.
According to the Gaza Press Center, the number of trucks carrying humanitarian aid entering the enclave does not exceed 89 on average per day, while the parties have agreed to allow 600 aid vehicles to enter Sri Lanka every day.
