73 trucks of humanitarian aid enter Gaza

Only 73 trucks carrying humanitarian aid have entered the Gaza Strip after being granted permission by the occupying Israeli army, Anadolu reported.

It is reported that many countries have sent humanitarian aid to the sector by land. However, some of them were looted on the way or were not allowed to enter the enclave by the Zionists.

Analysts are linking the sudden opening of the Rafah crossing to the Gaza Strip with events in Egypt. The fact that people began to chant slogans against the Sisi regime may have spooked the Zionists. After all, the outbreak of protests inside Egypt is not in the interests of the Jewish state's US-led partners either.

"This is the greatest proof that Muslims are capable of changing the situation and breaking the siege," the comments on this said.