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⭕️ Hamas: Aid trucks entering Gaza “do not meet even the minimum basic needs” Hamas spokesperson Hazem Qassem says the trucks Israel allows into Gaza “do not meet at all the minimum basic needs” of the population. He says most trucks permitted through are for the commercial sector and... carry “supplementary materials that are not necessary for citizens amid the ongoing humanitarian catastrophe.” Qassem says Gaza needs large volumes of essential relief goods that match the scale of a crisis affecting more than two million people. What is entering now, he adds, “does not cover shelter needs,” especially with winter and severe weather approaching. Existing tents and shelter centers, he notes, are “unfit for human habitation and cannot withstand harsh winter conditions.” He calls for a “real change in what is allowed in,” prioritizing items that meet actual needs, particularly winter shelter. Qassem also points out that mobile homes (caravans) were agreed upon in the January humanitarian protocol and reaffirmed in the Sharm el-Sheikh agreement, yet none have been allowed in. He urges mediators and relevant states to act seriously and urgently to bring in caravans before new storms hit, warning that without immediate action the Strip will face a repeat of the severe humanitarian disasters seen in previous winters. 🎥 Video: The Abed family’s tents were flooded after the recent rains. They are among thousands of families still waiting for desperately needed shelter aid to enter Gaza.show more

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$🔴 Gaza: Shelter Crisis Deepens Ahead of Winter Only 2,300 tents, 1,480 blankets, and 1,480 tarpaulins were distributed across Gaza last week — a fraction of what’s needed for hundreds of thousands displaced, UN OCHA said in its weekly humanitarian update. The Palestinian Civil Defense warns that as winter rains begin, many damaged buildings could collapse without warning, threatening families already forced to shelter inside unsafe ruins. — 🎥 Video | Gaza Governorate: Civil Defense rescue teams in Gaza Governorate worked to remove concrete pillars and walls at risk of collapse inside Al-Quds Tower in the Al-Daraj neighborhood, where the damaged structure posed a serious threat to residents. (Civil Defense – Gaza Strip, October 30, 2025)$

🔴 Gaza: Shelter Crisis Deepens Ahead of Winter Only 2,300 tents, 1,480 blankets, and 1,480 tarpaulins were distributed across Gaza last week — a fraction of what’s needed for hundreds of thousands displaced, UN OCHA said in its weekly humanitarian update. The Palestinian Civil Defense warns that as winter rains begin, many damaged buildings could collapse without warning, threatening families already forced to shelter inside unsafe ruins. — 🎥 Video | Gaza Governorate: Civil Defense rescue teams in Gaza Governorate worked to remove concrete pillars and walls at risk of collapse inside Al-Quds Tower in the Al-Daraj neighborhood, where the damaged structure posed a serious threat to residents. (Civil Defense – Gaza Strip, October 30, 2025)

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There are four World Central Kitchen warehouses in Jordan filled with food for the people of Gaza….rice, oil, flour, vegetables…over 100 trucks loaded and ready to arrive to the border crossing in less than an hour. We have hundreds more trucks ready to bring cooking supplies and more food, but still the government of Israel is not permitting us to enter with aid. We have been cooking and feeding in Gaza at a huge scale for more than 19 months. More than 130 million meals! For months, Israel has not allowed any aid to enter…we have been forced to shut down of our community kitchens and bakeries. We have no food left…but we are ready at any moment to start cooking again. Many innocent families are desperate to eat. Let us feed the people of Gaza!

There are four World Central Kitchen warehouses in Jordan filled with food for the people of Gaza….rice, oil, flour, vegetables…over 100 trucks loaded and ready to arrive to the border crossing in less than an hour. We have hundreds more trucks ready to bring cooking supplies and more food, but still the government of Israel is not permitting us to enter with aid. We have been cooking and feeding in Gaza at a huge scale for more than 19 months. More than 130 million meals! For months, Israel has not allowed any aid to enter…we have been forced to shut down of our community kitchens and bakeries. We have no food left…but we are ready at any moment to start cooking again. Many innocent families are desperate to eat. Let us feed the people of Gaza!

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🇩🇪 Germany will resume weapons exports to Israel on November 24, ending a partial freeze imposed in August over concerns the arms could be used for offensive operations in Gaza, the government said. Berlin says approvals will return to a case-by-case system and depend on Israel maintaining the ceasefire and allowing large-scale humanitarian aid into Gaza. The move comes, however, as WFP says Israel has permitted less than a third of the aid trucks it promised under the ceasefire. Gaza authorities say Israel has allowed in only about 5% of promised shelter aid, and Israel is still keeping the major Rafah crossing closed — all in violation of the ceasefire. As Gaza humanitarian coordinator Eyad Amawi warns, Israel is still pursuing its plan to force mass population displacement. Germany is Israel’s second-largest weapons supplier, and the decision marks a return to normal complicity after months of pressure over Israel’s conduct as famine spread in northern Gaza. AP reported that German officials did not say whether any Israeli requests for equipment in the period since the restrictions were imposed had actually been held back. Video shows chancellor Merz showing support for the Israeli apartheid regime last week.

🇩🇪 Germany will resume weapons exports to Israel on November 24, ending a partial freeze imposed in August over concerns the arms could be used for offensive operations in Gaza, the government said. Berlin says approvals will return to a case-by-case system and depend on Israel maintaining the ceasefire and allowing large-scale humanitarian aid into Gaza. The move comes, however, as WFP says Israel has permitted less than a third of the aid trucks it promised under the ceasefire. Gaza authorities say Israel has allowed in only about 5% of promised shelter aid, and Israel is still keeping the major Rafah crossing closed — all in violation of the ceasefire. As Gaza humanitarian coordinator Eyad Amawi warns, Israel is still pursuing its plan to force mass population displacement. Germany is Israel’s second-largest weapons supplier, and the decision marks a return to normal complicity after months of pressure over Israel’s conduct as famine spread in northern Gaza. AP reported that German officials did not say whether any Israeli requests for equipment in the period since the restrictions were imposed had actually been held back. Video shows chancellor Merz showing support for the Israeli apartheid regime last week.

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⚡️🇵🇸JUST IN: Government Media Office in Gaza: The number of deaths due to extreme cold in forced displacement camps has risen to 21 martyrs since the start of the genocide, and we warn of catastrophic repercussions of the upcoming low-pressure systems. We warn of the catastrophic humanitarian repercussions resulting from the waves of extreme cold hitting the Gaza Strip, in light of the continued genocide and the suffocating siege, and the widespread destruction of homes and infrastructure it has left behind, as well as the forced displacement of more than one and a half million Palestinians to displacement camps that lack the minimum requirements for human life. According to documented field data, the number of deaths as a result of extreme cold since the beginning of the genocide until today, Sunday, January 11, 2026, has risen to 21 martyrs, all of whom were displaced persons from forced shelter camps, including 18 children, in a dangerous indicator of the scale of the humanitarian disaster threatening the lives of the most vulnerable groups. We also record that the number of deaths due to extreme cold since the beginning of the current winter season has reached 4 deaths, in light of the absence of heating means, the lack of safe shelter, the shortage of blankets and winter clothing, and the continued prevention of the entry of sufficient humanitarian aid. We strongly warn of the repercussions of the upcoming low-pressure system and subsequent weather systems, and the accompanying frost waves and extreme cold during the coming days, which portend an increase in the number of victims, especially among children, the sick, and the elderly, if this catastrophic humanitarian reality continues without urgent intervention. We hold the "israeli" occupation fully and directly responsible for these crimes and deadly outcomes, as they are an extension of the policies of slow killing, starvation, and displacement. We demand the international community, the United Nations, and humanitarian and human rights organizations to take immediate and urgent action to provide safe shelter centers, allow the entry of heating and relief supplies without restrictions, and save the remaining lives before it is too late. Government Media Office Gaza Strip - Palestine Sunday, January 11, 2026

⚡️🇵🇸JUST IN: Government Media Office in Gaza: The number of deaths due to extreme cold in forced displacement camps has risen to 21 martyrs since the start of the genocide, and we warn of catastrophic repercussions of the upcoming low-pressure systems. We warn of the catastrophic humanitarian repercussions resulting from the waves of extreme cold hitting the Gaza Strip, in light of the continued genocide and the suffocating siege, and the widespread destruction of homes and infrastructure it has left behind, as well as the forced displacement of more than one and a half million Palestinians to displacement camps that lack the minimum requirements for human life. According to documented field data, the number of deaths as a result of extreme cold since the beginning of the genocide until today, Sunday, January 11, 2026, has risen to 21 martyrs, all of whom were displaced persons from forced shelter camps, including 18 children, in a dangerous indicator of the scale of the humanitarian disaster threatening the lives of the most vulnerable groups. We also record that the number of deaths due to extreme cold since the beginning of the current winter season has reached 4 deaths, in light of the absence of heating means, the lack of safe shelter, the shortage of blankets and winter clothing, and the continued prevention of the entry of sufficient humanitarian aid. We strongly warn of the repercussions of the upcoming low-pressure system and subsequent weather systems, and the accompanying frost waves and extreme cold during the coming days, which portend an increase in the number of victims, especially among children, the sick, and the elderly, if this catastrophic humanitarian reality continues without urgent intervention. We hold the "israeli" occupation fully and directly responsible for these crimes and deadly outcomes, as they are an extension of the policies of slow killing, starvation, and displacement. We demand the international community, the United Nations, and humanitarian and human rights organizations to take immediate and urgent action to provide safe shelter centers, allow the entry of heating and relief supplies without restrictions, and save the remaining lives before it is too late. Government Media Office Gaza Strip - Palestine Sunday, January 11, 2026

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These were the first few moments of unadulterated childhood happiness when the first rainstorm of the season hit and kids were running through the streets playing in the puddles. Innocence meets youthful ignorance, unaware of the serious repercussions and problems this first storm would bring. It was a heavy and pounding storm, ushering the Winter months in with a bang. This year, everyone in Gaza was praying the rain would be delayed, hold off until the promised shelter entered the Strip, but unfortunately that was not the case. The rain fell, hard, and with it makeshift shelter were swept away in the winds, families were soaked, food supplies kept in the tents ruined, and more loss incurred. The rains have subsided today in Gaza, but this storm was a warning of what is to come and how much work we have to do. Donate to the “Give Warmth to Gaza” initiative in our Return Home Campaign. Help families this Winter. Other ways to donate include: (Paypal option, please make sure to add a message saying "Winter") (Venmo option, please make sure to add a message saying "Winter")

These were the first few moments of unadulterated childhood happiness when the first rainstorm of the season hit and kids were running through the streets playing in the puddles. Innocence meets youthful ignorance, unaware of the serious repercussions and problems this first storm would bring. It was a heavy and pounding storm, ushering the Winter months in with a bang. This year, everyone in Gaza was praying the rain would be delayed, hold off until the promised shelter entered the Strip, but unfortunately that was not the case. The rain fell, hard, and with it makeshift shelter were swept away in the winds, families were soaked, food supplies kept in the tents ruined, and more loss incurred. The rains have subsided today in Gaza, but this storm was a warning of what is to come and how much work we have to do. Donate to the “Give Warmth to Gaza” initiative in our Return Home Campaign. Help families this Winter. Other ways to donate include: (Paypal option, please make sure to add a message saying "Winter") (Venmo option, please make sure to add a message saying "Winter")

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Humanitarians and the life-saving aid they distribute are not a target. A UNHCR truck carrying emergency shelter kits was hit by a drone in North Darfur, Sudan. It was on its way to Tawila, where hundreds of thousands of people have fled for safety. The driver survived. The supplies did not. More than 1,300 families are now left without the shelter they urgently needed. Attacks like this are unacceptable. They put lives at risk and deepen an already devastating crisis. Civilians must be protected. Humanitarian workers must be protected.

Humanitarians and the life-saving aid they distribute are not a target. A UNHCR truck carrying emergency shelter kits was hit by a drone in North Darfur, Sudan. It was on its way to Tawila, where hundreds of thousands of people have fled for safety. The driver survived. The supplies did not. More than 1,300 families are now left without the shelter they urgently needed. Attacks like this are unacceptable. They put lives at risk and deepen an already devastating crisis. Civilians must be protected. Humanitarian workers must be protected.

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In Gaza… A Small Spark Can Turn Into a Catastrophe What makes it even harder is that water is not easily available, leaving families helpless as flames consume tents and everything inside them. In this video, a tent made of nylon and fabric caught fire today, turning within minutes into a disaster threatening dozens of neighboring tents. People rushed to save whatever they could, while others were forced to dismantle their tents out of fear that the fire would spread. Here, the fire does not only consume a tent — it destroys everything a family owns: clothes, blankets, mattresses, food, and the few memories that survived war and displacement. This is the reality thousands of displaced families in Gaza live every day, where preparing a simple meal or heating water can suddenly turn into a tragedy that leaves a family with nothing in a matter of moments. In Gaza, even a temporary tent is no longer a safe place. The fire here does not only burn fabric — it burns what little shelter and sense of safety people have left.

In Gaza… A Small Spark Can Turn Into a Catastrophe What makes it even harder is that water is not easily available, leaving families helpless as flames consume tents and everything inside them. In this video, a tent made of nylon and fabric caught fire today, turning within minutes into a disaster threatening dozens of neighboring tents. People rushed to save whatever they could, while others were forced to dismantle their tents out of fear that the fire would spread. Here, the fire does not only consume a tent — it destroys everything a family owns: clothes, blankets, mattresses, food, and the few memories that survived war and displacement. This is the reality thousands of displaced families in Gaza live every day, where preparing a simple meal or heating water can suddenly turn into a tragedy that leaves a family with nothing in a matter of moments. In Gaza, even a temporary tent is no longer a safe place. The fire here does not only burn fabric — it burns what little shelter and sense of safety people have left.

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Polio vaccines for 1,255,000 people were delivered to Gaza today via the Kerem Shalom Crossing. This is done in coordination with World Health Organization (WHO) and UNICEF, and as part of our humanitarian efforts. In the coming days, international and local medical teams will vaccinate children who have not yet been vaccinated against polio at various locations in Gaza. The vaccination campaign in Gaza led by WHO and UNICEF will be conducted in coordination with the Israel Defense Forces through COGAT, as part of the routine humanitarian pauses that will allow the population to reach the medical centers where the vaccinations will be administered.

Polio vaccines for 1,255,000 people were delivered to Gaza today via the Kerem Shalom Crossing. This is done in coordination with World Health Organization (WHO) and UNICEF, and as part of our humanitarian efforts. In the coming days, international and local medical teams will vaccinate children who have not yet been vaccinated against polio at various locations in Gaza. The vaccination campaign in Gaza led by WHO and UNICEF will be conducted in coordination with the Israel Defense Forces through COGAT, as part of the routine humanitarian pauses that will allow the population to reach the medical centers where the vaccinations will be administered.

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The Defense Ministry says it foiled an "unusual" attempt to smuggle hundreds of kilograms of tobacco into the Gaza Strip earlier today. The tobacco was hidden inside cans of vine leaves that were being imported into Gaza via the Kerem Shalom border crossing, the ministry says. Members of the ministry's Crossing Points Authority and the Coordination and Liaison Administration for Gaza located the contraband during a routine inspection of the goods at the crossing. According to the ministry, the truck was carrying a shipment of food purchased by an Israeli company that had been approved under a mechanism for the entry of aid by the private sector. "Following the smuggling attempt, the truck and all of its contents were confiscated and transferred for further handling by customs and other authorities," the ministry's Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories says. COGAT chief Maj. Gen. Yoram Halevy also ordered "the immediate suspension of the company's approval to bring aid into the Gaza Strip until further notice." "The decision was made in light of the severity of the case and in order to preserve the integrity of the aid entry mechanism, while preventing its exploitation for prohibited purposes," COGAT adds. Israel has banned the entry of cigarettes and other tobacco products into Gaza during the war, with officials saying that such products, when smuggled illegally, are sold for high prices on the black market and heavily taxed by Hamas.

The Defense Ministry says it foiled an "unusual" attempt to smuggle hundreds of kilograms of tobacco into the Gaza Strip earlier today. The tobacco was hidden inside cans of vine leaves that were being imported into Gaza via the Kerem Shalom border crossing, the ministry says. Members of the ministry's Crossing Points Authority and the Coordination and Liaison Administration for Gaza located the contraband during a routine inspection of the goods at the crossing. According to the ministry, the truck was carrying a shipment of food purchased by an Israeli company that had been approved under a mechanism for the entry of aid by the private sector. "Following the smuggling attempt, the truck and all of its contents were confiscated and transferred for further handling by customs and other authorities," the ministry's Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories says. COGAT chief Maj. Gen. Yoram Halevy also ordered "the immediate suspension of the company's approval to bring aid into the Gaza Strip until further notice." "The decision was made in light of the severity of the case and in order to preserve the integrity of the aid entry mechanism, while preventing its exploitation for prohibited purposes," COGAT adds. Israel has banned the entry of cigarettes and other tobacco products into Gaza during the war, with officials saying that such products, when smuggled illegally, are sold for high prices on the black market and heavily taxed by Hamas.

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🚨🇮🇱🇵🇸 ISRAEL–GAZA 12-HOUR NEWS RECAP 1.⁠ As part of the ongoing ceasefire, Hamas handed over the body of an Israeli prisoner to the Red Cross in Gaza. 2.⁠ New reports suggest Israeli forces are using advanced, highly destructive munitions in eastern Gaza, levelling entire neighborhoods and wiping out all signs of life in some places. 3.⁠ A disturbing investigation found at least 30 displaced Palestinian families are now living in cemeteries in Khan Younis, with no homes to return to and Israeli forces occupying their neighbourhoods despite the ceasefire. 4.⁠ Aid agencies warned of severe shortages as winter nears; only 25–30% of the expected aid is reaching Gaza, with tents falling apart, food running low, and malnutrition spreading. 5.⁠ A damning internal report on BBC Arabic's Gaza coverage has triggered calls leadership change, citing hundreds of appearances by guests with antisemitic views and repeated editorial failures. 6.⁠ The UN's top humanitarian official reported attacks by Israeli settlers on Palestinians in the West Bank continue unchecked: homes torched, crops destroyed, and people killed, warning: “Impunity cannot prevail.”

🚨🇮🇱🇵🇸 ISRAEL–GAZA 12-HOUR NEWS RECAP 1.⁠ As part of the ongoing ceasefire, Hamas handed over the body of an Israeli prisoner to the Red Cross in Gaza. 2.⁠ New reports suggest Israeli forces are using advanced, highly destructive munitions in eastern Gaza, levelling entire neighborhoods and wiping out all signs of life in some places. 3.⁠ A disturbing investigation found at least 30 displaced Palestinian families are now living in cemeteries in Khan Younis, with no homes to return to and Israeli forces occupying their neighbourhoods despite the ceasefire. 4.⁠ Aid agencies warned of severe shortages as winter nears; only 25–30% of the expected aid is reaching Gaza, with tents falling apart, food running low, and malnutrition spreading. 5.⁠ A damning internal report on BBC Arabic's Gaza coverage has triggered calls leadership change, citing hundreds of appearances by guests with antisemitic views and repeated editorial failures. 6.⁠ The UN's top humanitarian official reported attacks by Israeli settlers on Palestinians in the West Bank continue unchecked: homes torched, crops destroyed, and people killed, warning: “Impunity cannot prevail.”

Mario Nawfal

64,169 views • 9 months ago

In this video, you can see the large number of trucks waiting to enter Gaza. Must be seen to be believed! Over 600 trucks full of aid are waiting at the Kerem Shalom crossing, ready to help the people of Gaza. But UN bodies have only picked up 12 trucks on the Gazan side. 12! Hamas is withholding the aid, letting their people suffer, using civilians as human shields, doing everything to exploit them, while they hide in their tunnels. Meanwhile, the IDF is halting operations DAILY to allow aid distribution, risking their lives to help civilians, because Israel values life. The media won't tell you this. But the facts speak for themselves. Israel is doing everything to help Gazans, even in the midst of war. Hamas is doing everything to exploit them. The international community needs to step up. Pressure Hamas to let the aid through. Hold them accountable for their crimes against their own people. Israelis & Palestinians both deserve peace & security. But that will never happen as long as Hamas prioritizes terror over the welfare of Gazans.

In this video, you can see the large number of trucks waiting to enter Gaza. Must be seen to be believed! Over 600 trucks full of aid are waiting at the Kerem Shalom crossing, ready to help the people of Gaza. But UN bodies have only picked up 12 trucks on the Gazan side. 12! Hamas is withholding the aid, letting their people suffer, using civilians as human shields, doing everything to exploit them, while they hide in their tunnels. Meanwhile, the IDF is halting operations DAILY to allow aid distribution, risking their lives to help civilians, because Israel values life. The media won't tell you this. But the facts speak for themselves. Israel is doing everything to help Gazans, even in the midst of war. Hamas is doing everything to exploit them. The international community needs to step up. Pressure Hamas to let the aid through. Hold them accountable for their crimes against their own people. Israelis & Palestinians both deserve peace & security. But that will never happen as long as Hamas prioritizes terror over the welfare of Gazans.

Hen Mazzig

296,427 views • 2 years ago