Dozens of abducted families made their way in a convoy to the Kerem Shalom crossing on Tuesday morning to block the entry of humanitarian aid trucks that enter the Gaza Strip every day. "We will not allow humanitarian supplies into Gaza while the sick and wounded are held captive by Hamas," the families said
Families of abductees and civilians on their way to the Kerem Shalom crossing to prevent the passage of humanitarian aid trucks // Ofir Dayan | Uncredited
The police prevented the families of the abductees from entering the Kerem Shalom crossing, claiming it was a closed military zone. The daughter-in-law of 80-year-old Yoram Metzger, Ayala, said: "How long will he survive? The average at Auschwitz was 3-4 months!"
Police arrest convoy of abductees' families at Kerem Shalom crossing | Ofir Dayan
MK Michal Waldiger of Religious Zionism, at a demonstration of the families of the abductees at the Hevel Shalom junction, said: "The introduction of fuel is the breathing of the people. It doesn't make sense for us to bring them goods and equipment when our abductees are still there, when there is no sign of life. Humanitarian only under humanitarian. That way we won't bring them, this way we won't create another reality. Right now it's more of the same."
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