COGAT accuses Hamas of opening fireplace on UN autos, stopping new UN support route

The UN autos had been reportedly stolen, and terrorists positioned sandbags on the route to stop new makes an attempt to ship support.

Hamas prevented the opening of anew humanitarian path to ship support throughout the southern Gaza Strip by firing at UN autos, the Coordination of Authorities Actions within the Territories (COGAT) mentioned on Saturday.

The UN autos had been reportedly stolen, and terrorists positioned sandbags on the route to stop new makes an attempt to ship support.

In response, Head of COGAT Main-Basic Ghasan Alyan mentioned, “Hamas proves again and again that it has no real interest in the well-being of the residents of the Gaza Strip, however solely in its terrorist motives.

“Even because the State of Israel works along with the UN and worldwide organizations to broaden the scope of humanitarian support, Hamas is determined to thwart this, thereby as soon as once more abandoning the residents it claims to characterize and enslaving them to make sure its survival. I strongly condemn the assault on UN employees by Hamas. We won’t enable Hamas to as soon as once more create false narratives of a disaster within the Gaza Strip, and we’ll proceed to reveal its cruelty.”

Hamas sabotaging support in Gaza

Sharing pictures of the broken autos, COGAT condemned Hamas for “intentionally making an attempt to thwart the variation of humanitarian infrastructure within the southern Gaza Strip, whereas instantly harming the efforts of worldwide support organizations and their employees, so as to create a disaster that may exert worldwide stress on Israel to cease the operation in Gaza Metropolis.”

The announcement comes a day after UNICEF admitted that “armed people,” named by COGAT as members of Hamas, stole humanitarian support vans crammed with child formulation in Gaza Metropolis.