The statement comes in connection with Israel stopping the activist ship with supplies that was on its way to Gaza through international water. In addition to the trucks, food has been distributed through the controversial initiative where private US-backed actors are used instead of international organizations.
Before the war in Gaza, the Gaza Strip's approximately two million people needed around 500 trucks per day with items such as food, fuel, hygiene products, and medicine.
The need has increased since then, especially after the total blockade of supplies that Israel imposed on the Gaza Strip during the spring.
