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(Ynet News) Hanan Greenberg - IDF Col. Moshe Levi, commander of the Gaza District Coordination Office, said Wednesday there is no shortage of food or equipment in Gaza. "The sail is a provocative act that is unnecessary in light of the figures, which indicate that the humanitarian situation in Gaza is good and stable," he said, adding that Israel allows the transfer of many products apart from those which may be used by Hamas for terror-related activities. Some 100 trucks enter Gaza every day. 2010-05-26 08:26:05Full Article
IDF Says Aid Mission to Gaza a Provocation
(Ynet News) Hanan Greenberg - IDF Col. Moshe Levi, commander of the Gaza District Coordination Office, said Wednesday there is no shortage of food or equipment in Gaza. "The sail is a provocative act that is unnecessary in light of the figures, which indicate that the humanitarian situation in Gaza is good and stable," he said, adding that Israel allows the transfer of many products apart from those which may be used by Hamas for terror-related activities. Some 100 trucks enter Gaza every day. 2010-05-26 08:26:05Full Article
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