Hundreds of protesters block the supply trucks to Gaza at the Kerem Shalom crossing/according to Section 27 A of the Copyright Law
The police opened an investigation today (Sunday) against four suspects, residents of Iosh in their 20s and 30s, after they allegedly attacked two truck drivers, on Route 40 near the Talalim junction, by spraying tear gas, throwing stones and damaging tires From the initial investigation it emerged that the suspects tried to stop the trucks that contained humanitarian aid and were supposed to enter the Gaza Strip.
The police informed us that they opened an investigation against the suspects upon receiving the report, adding that a knife and tear gas spray were found in the search of the suspects' vehicle. "Upon receiving the report, station police officers acted Segev Shalom of the Negev region to locate those involved and arrested 4 suspects who were traveling in their vehicle near the Beit Kama interchange," the police said. The four suspects will be brought to a hearing tomorrow at the Be'er Sheva Magistrate's Court requesting an extension of their detention.
The "Honno" organization said: "Four are detained at the Nitsana crossing After they blocked trucks with 'humanitarian aid'.
The Honnu organization's legal center was informed of 4 detainees at the Segev Shalom station, after they were detained at the Nitsana crossing during a protest and blockade of the trucks carrying 'humanitarian aid' to Gaza.
Attorney Nati Rom from the Honnu organization helps detainees."
Demonstrators block the supply trucks for Hamas at the Kerem Shalom/TPS crossing, Tsuriya Zeevi
Stopping humanitarian aid trucks to Gaza through the Rafah crossing.
January 28, 2024/Documentation in social networks according to Section 27 A of the Copyright Law
In recent days, the Kerem Shalom crossing has been blocked several times for the supply and aid convoys to the Gaza Strip by operatives of the "Order 9" movement and the families of the abductees.
Demonstrations were held there to prevent the passage of humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip, with the demonstrators there chanting: "No aid will pass until the last of the abductees returns."
The "Order 9" movement said that in the last few days they managed to block the crossing of Kerem Shalom for the humanitarian aid trucks.
"We are proud that we fulfilled our mission and the Kerem Shalom crossing was closed to traffic throughout the day!", they said on the first day of blocking the crossing.
"The long truck convoys to Gaza remain stuck until tomorrow, and we will act so that they continue like this until the release of all the abductees."
The movement said that the protest crosses sectors and regions of the country.
"We thank the hundreds of people from all over the country, religious and secular, from the right and the left, from the city, the village and the kibbutz who came to block the convoys of supplies and aid to Hamas," they said.
"We especially thank the families of the abductees and with them the families of the martyrs who fell in the battles in Gaza who strengthened us in the national struggle that is unjust than it. We went through many roadblocks on a rough road and we succeeded in actually blocking these weapons trucks that are going straight to the hands of Hamas.
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