Jerusalem, 24 December, 2025 (TPS-IL) — Israeli Agency COGAT (Coordination of Government Activities in the Territories: Judea and Samaria and towards the Gaza Strip) refuted claims made in an article published by AP on Tuesday. In the article, AP implied that Israel does not reveal the data on what forms of air, or how much, actually enter Gaza.
COGAT stated that, “contrary to claims in the AP article:
1. 4,200 aid trucks enter Gaza weekly. Only about 20% of these are delivered through UN agencies, which is the basis for the figures the UN publicly reports. In parallel, all aid entry data is regularly presented at the CMCC (The Civil Military Coordination Center established with the Gaza ceasefire)to international partners.
2. Humanitarian organizations are prioritized for aid entry, and food shipments are coordinated according to the priorities set by them. No food truck submitted by a registered humanitarian organization has been denied. Over the past ten weeks, the volume of food entering Gaza has amounted to roughly five times the estimated need, based on the WFP’s own methodology.”