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New Israeli Data Requirements Block Gaza Aid and Bar NGOs at Rafah
New Israeli rules and security vetting revoked permits of 10 NGOs, blocking aid shipments and leaving thousands without food and medicine, with over 60 requests denied in July alone.
- On August 13, 2025, Israel turned back boxes of Gaza-bound aid at the Rafah border crossing with Egypt.
- This occurred amid new Israeli laws from March requiring NGOs to register and allowing authorities to reject groups seen as denying Israel's democratic character or supporting boycott campaigns.
- More than 100 aid organizations, including Oxfam and MSF, have condemned Israel's obstruction of aid delivery, citing at least 60 rejected aid requests in July alone and stalled supplies in warehouses in Egypt and Jordan.
- Israel’s COGAT reported transferring about 300 mostly food trucks daily in recent weeks, while Gaza's media said only 1,334 trucks entered since July 27, far short of the 9,000 trucks needed as per US estimates.
- The aid blockage amid Israel’s Gaza City military operation has caused growing humanitarian crises, including shortages of basic supplies and deaths from hunger and preventable illness.
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Gazans starve as aid shipments are turned back at border
Boxes of Gaza-bound aid turned back by Israel on Sunday languished atop a truck and flatbed trailer parked metres from its border with Egypt, as exasperated drivers and United Nations (UN) officials criticised delays in sending food and medicine to the enclave. © New Straits Times Press (M) Bhd
Israel is making NGO access in Gaza conditional on their silence over its genocide
In Gaza – the deadliest place in the world for aid workers – an unparalleled, Israel-created humanitarian collapse is unfolding alongside a political crackdown on the very organisations struggling to keep people alive. Starvation is being weaponised, with most International NGOs – some who have delivered aid in the occupied Palestinian territory for decades – unable to deliver a single truck of lifesaving supplies since 2 March. Israel silencing…
Israel's new rules will stop international aid workers currently operating in Gaza and the West Bank, 100 organizations warn in a statement.
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Aid groups call on Israel to end ‘weaponisation’ of aid in Gaza
The letter was signed by organisations including Oxfam, Doctors Without Borders and Care.
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