Israel says Gaza got 120 trucks of aid on day one of pause
On Sunday, Israel declared a "tactical" pause in military operations in part of Gaza and promised to open secure routes for aid, urging humanitarian groups to step up food distribution.
"Over 120 trucks were collected and distributed yesterday by the U.N. and international organisations," COGAT, an Israeli defence ministry agency overseeing civilian affairs in the Palestinian territories, said in a post on X on Monday.
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