Israel: thousands of Gaza aid pallets left not distributed under the name of decrypment crisis

Israel calls for international organizations and the United Nations for allegedly leaving non -collected aid pallets while denouncing the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

“At the moment, there are thousands of pallets of humanitarian aid already inside Gaza, waiting to be picked up and distributed to crossings by United Nations agencies and international organizations. Instead of publishing statements on Gaza need more aid ‘ Written on x.

The Palestinians carry bags of flour while they gather to receive assistance supplies from Khan Younis, in the Gaza Strip in the South, June 26, 2025. (Reuters / Hatem Khaled)

While the group supported by the United States provides 70 million meals, the UN and NGOs are fighting to discredit Gaza Aid Rival

In response to a request for comments from Fox News Digital on the Cogat Declaration, the spokesperson for the Humanitarian Affairs Coordination Office (OCHA), Eri Kaneko, said that “the restrictive operational environment” in Gaza has made humanitarian services more difficult.

“Throughout this war, we were clear that without significant security, security or unhindered access, large -scale humanitarian operations are impossible,” Kaneko told Fox News Digital. “The United Nations planned missions to provide aid and services continue to deal with important access challenges, many of which are refused outright or obstructed due to unpredictable and long coordination procedures.”

Meanwhile, the GHF joined Israel in its criticism of the management of UN aid in Gaza.

“No one limits the UN’s ability to provide help – certainly not the GHF. In fact, the GHF has managed to operate the reutorization of the UN after reopened from Israel, access to Gaza,” said a spokesperson for Fox News Digital. “The real problem is not an access. This is the execution. The UN currently has thousands of aid pallets inside Gaza awaiting distribution because their trucks are always looted, diverted or outdated by Hamas, armed gangs or desperate civilians. This is why more than 400 United Nations distribution sites are empty.”

People transport rescue boxes from Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), a private help group supported by the United States which has bypassed the longtime system led by non-dried people on the territory, while the displaced Palestinians return from a center for aid distribution in the Gaza Central Strip on June 8, 2025. S. (Eyad Baba / AFP via Getty Images)

American veterans attacked, injured while distributing assistance to Gaza with a group supported by the United States

The Cogat Tuesday declaration comes shortly after the United Nations Under-Secretary General for Humanitarian Affairs and the Emergency Rescue Coordinator Tom Fletcher pushed a declaration co-signed by his office declaring that “the fuel shortage in Gaza has reached critical levels”.

“For the first time in 130 days, a small quantity of fuel entered Gaza this week. This is a welcome development, but it is a small fraction of what is necessary every day to maintain daily life and critical aid operations”, the press release signed by several UN agencies said.

In response, Cogat criticized Fletcher, saying that he was not aware of the work that his staff did in the field or “spread lies”.

“Fuel has been entering Gaza for more than a week now for essential humanitarian needs, with your coordination. So, either updated or stop spreading lies,” wrote Cogat.

Palestinians carry bags and boxes containing food and humanitarian aid delivered by the Gaza Humaninian Foundation, an organization supported by the United States, in Rafah, Southern Gaza Strip, Monday, June 16, 2025. (AP photo / Abdel Kareem Hana)

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Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), supported by the United States and Israel, has faced severe criticism from the international community, even if the organization has exceeded 76 million meals distributed in the strip.

“Each delivery reflects the bravery and dedication of our humanitarian workers, who operate in some of the most difficult humanitarian conditions in the world,” said acting executive director of GHF, John Acree, in a press release on X.

Cogat did not respond to a request for digital comments from Fox News in time for publication.