The activist group Tzav 9 (Order 9) held a protest at the Kfar Aza junction Sunday morning, alleging that aid trucks are still passing through the junction where Hamas operatives massacred Israelis on October 7. The group claims the trucks funnel 300 million shekels weekly into Hamas's coffers, enabling the next attack. The statement is the group's own account.
The protest by Tzav 9 at the Kfar Aza junction comes amid ongoing controversy over the entry of commercial and humanitarian aid into Gaza. The Zioneer has previously reported on the group's activism, including a July 2 statement accusing the government of enabling Hamas through aid shipments. IDF officers have also revealed that Iran uses commercial goods shipments to fund Hamas. The claim of 300 million shekels per week is stated by the group and has not been independently verified.
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