Following a decision by the government to increase aid, the IDF prepared the way for humanitarian aid trucks to pass through the Erez crossing in the northern Gaza Strip.

Despite being declared a closed military zone, Tzav Tesha activists arrived at Allenby Bridge to block trucks carrying humanitarian aid to Gaza.

Dozens of protestors, including relatives of hostages, arrived to bar the entrance to UNRWA's Jerusalem offices.

Due to the many protests at broder crossings with Gaza to halt aid trucks, a political source says Karni crossing will be opened to allow aid into the northern Gaza Strip.

The drones were seized during an inspection of the donations at Allenby Bridge.

The Tzav Tesha movement protesting aid to Gaza revealed that helmets and vests were discovered among items sent to the Strip.

While blocking the convoys, a megaphone was directed towards the Gaza Strip, playing the IDF Spokesperson's promise to the hostages that they are not forgotten.

According to an official announcement, the protest movement is calling protestors to gather near the Kerem Shalom crossing into Gaza a few hours before the Secretary of State's visit to block aid trucks into Gaza.

Religious Zionist MK and Defense and Foreign Affairs Committee member Tzvi Sukkot arrived at Ashdod port with other protestors to block aid to Gaza from being offloaded.

Protest movement Tzav Tesha intends to expand its effort to stop humanitarian aid into Gaza until the hostages return by blocking not only crossing points but also offloading of aid at the port of Ashdod.

After a week of protests blockading humanitarian aid into Gaza without freed hostages, the Israel Police has begun to use much more force, including horse-mounted officers and special forces.