Israel on Monday said it will boost security screening of supplies being sent into the Gaza Strip in order to increase the volume of humanitarian aid.
The Israeli military said that the Kerem Shalom crossing between Israel and Gaza will be open for “security screening to increase humanitarian aid for Gaza.” Currently, Israel’s Nitzana crossing is the only inspection point in operation.
Trucks carrying water, food, medical supplies and shelter equipment will be screened there, it said, and then continue to Egypt, from where the supplies will enter Gaza.
Fighting between Israel and Hamas intensified across Gaza on Monday, fuelling fears flagged by the
