Mobile House Supplies are Shipped from Egypt to Gaza

On their approach to an inspection area at Kerem Shalom crossing before being permitted entry into Gaza, trucks carrying supplies to construct mobile houses reportedly passed through the Egyptian gate of Rafah border on Thursday, according to Egyptian official media. Before being permitted to enter Gaza, aid vehicles and other goods are inspected in the Israeli-controlled Kerem Shalom.

Trucks carrying the supplies were seen travelling down a road after passing through the gate, according to footage broadcast by Egypt’s state-run Al Qahera News TV, which is connected to the nation’s security services. When the mobile homes will arrive in Gaza is unknown. Gaza was destroyed by Israel’s assault of the region. The U.N. estimates that about a quarter of a million housing units have been damaged or destroyed.

According to the health ministries in Gaza and Lebanon, since the start of the war in Gaza, over 50,000 people have died in both countries, and around 70% of Gaza’s buildings have been destroyed. The October 7 attack killed almost 1,200 people in Israel. Israel and Hamas reached a ceasefire agreement last month, which put a halt to the conflict in Gaza. The ceasefire’s first phase expires in early March, and Israel and Hamas have not yet negotiated the second, more challenging phase.

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