Friday 23 October 2026
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Gunfire from Israeli occupation vehicles in the northeastern area of Al-Bureij camp in the central Gaza Strip.

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3 children injured after the ceiling of a house damaged by a previous Israeli bombardment collapsed in the vicinity of the 17 Roundabout in Sheikh Radwan neighborhood, southwest of Gaza City

Crossings Authority: The movement of trucks arriving into the Gaza Strip on Thursday 22/10/2026

Total truck movement Total trucks: 188 Commercial: 69 Aid: 103 Fuel: 16 Fuel details Diesel for institutions: 11 Commercial gas: 5 Crossings details Kerem Abu Salem Crossing Total trucks: 188 Commercial: 69 Aid: 103 Fuel: 16 Zikim Crossing: Closed. Kissufim Crossing: Closed. General distribution of trucks by category Food supplies and foodstuffs: 48 Shelter and relief supplies: 24 Consumer goods and household items: 90 Medicines and medical and health supplies: 5 Fuel: 16 Feed and seeds: 4 Steel profile: 1 Details of commercial trucks by category Coal briquettes: 27 Detergents: 8 Clothing: 6 Food items: 3 Blankets and mattresses: 5 Shoes: 4 Tarpaulins: 3 Vegetable oils: 3 Diapers: 6 Nylon: 1 Indomie and crackers: 3 Details of aid trucks by institutions Al-Faris Al-Sham Household insecticides: 2 Egyptian Committee Mats: 1 Tents: 7 Food parcels: 4 World Kitchen Tekkiye supplies: 10 FAO Feed: 4 World Food Programme Biscuits and cake: 9 Plastic: 1 Steel profile: 1 Tents: 8 Flour and wheat: 3 Food parcels: 22 Coal briquettes: 5 Mineral water: 1 UNICEF UNICEF Medicines: 5 Water barrels: 18 Tents: 1 Detergents: 1

Israeli artillery shelling targets the eastern areas located between Deir al-Balah and Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip.

Head of the Bakers' Association in Gaza, Abdul Nasser Al-Ajrami

▪the occupation has prevented the entry of flour and food supplies into the Gaza Strip for several days. ▪10 commercial bakeries out of 17 have been shut down due to the depletion of flour, amid warnings that the rest of the bakeries will stop working within 48 hours. ▪No quantities of commercial flour have entered the Strip for more than 10 days, despite the occupation's announcement of resuming the entry of commercial trucks. ▪The 21 bakeries supported by the World Food Programme produce about 150 tons of bread, but this amount meets only a quarter of the Strip's needs. ▪The shortage of flour and the depletion of stocks warn of a severe crisis in bread availability and a state of confusion in the markets. ▪the occupation controls the crossings, while reneging on its commitments to allow the entry of at least 600 trucks of aid and goods daily, as stipulated by the ceasefire protocol.