PRCS says Israeli authorities have not allowed entry of fuel through Rafah crossing

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The Palestinian Red Crescent Society (PRCS), in a post on their X account, said that Israeli authorities have “not allowed the entry of fuel so far”.

However, it added: Yesterday, PRCS received 25 trucks from the Egyptian Red Crescent, loaded with humanitarian aid through the Rafah crossing.

“The total number of trucks received from October 21, 2023, until now is 476 trucks, which is approximately 30 trucks per day,” the post said.

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