Total lawlessness: Turkish aid reaches Gaza unchecked 

Channel 14 reports that in recent weeks, IDF fighters in the Gaza Strip have been reporting helicopters arriving in Gaza with humanitarian aid, some from Turkey and some from Jordan. According to them, this aid does not undergo a security check by the IDF.

It turns out that the humanitarian aid reaches Israel at the request of the Americans. It lands at an American base in the Middle East, where he undergoes some inspection by American forces. After the inspection, the helicopters take off from there directly to the Gaza Strip.

The Americans are asking Israel for this to be allowed, mainly as a gesture to the Jordanians, so that they will receive quiet on the Jordanian street. In practice, the fighters in Gaza are right, this aid is not checked by the IDF.

We contacted the members of the Security-Political Cabinet and asked them to give explanations regarding the inspection policy, and the answer is clear – the permanent policy is that no aid reaches Gaza without inspection.

Former Knesset member and cabinet member Itamar Ben-Gvir told Channel 14 News about the publication: "The documentation coming from Gaza shows the complete lawlessness and loss of sanity of the State of Israel. Delivery of humanitarian aid without checks? It's just total lawlessness."

A security source told Channel 14 News in response to the report: "We trust the Americans to check the aid in question."