Gazan’s report shows that the purpose of introducing humanitarian aid is to “sink” the market, resulting in lower prices and ensure residents do not attack aid trucks.
Humanitarian aid trucks sent from Egypt entered the Gaza Strip on Monday, and Israel’s humanitarian pause entered the second day.
The Jordanian Air Force cooperated with the United Arab Emirates to pour materials into Gaza.
The humanitarian ceasefire was implemented to allow assistance entering the Gaza Strip to be organized in warehouses and then distributed to residents who need it.
However, there are still reports of civilians and Hamas terrorists being plundered by trucks.
Furthermore, based on the latest news on the price of striptease, it is clear that humanitarian aid entering Gaza has not yet affected the price of commodities, meaning that these commodities have not been sold to the local population at affordable prices.
Sakhaba Market in Gaza City, July 28, 2025. (Credit: Majdi Fathi / TPS)
For example, in Nuseirat in a refugee camp, the cost of a kilogram of sugar is 400 shekels and a kilogram of tomatoes is 100 shekels.
Egypt participates in humanitarian aid to Gaza
Reports within Gaza show that the introduction of humanitarian aid is to “populate” the market, resulting in lower prices and ensure residents do not attack aid trucks.
This will allow an Egyptian security company to return and secure the truck.
Hamas has promoted humanitarian assistance to be carried out by the United Nations, mainly because of the links between these organizations and Hamas.
As a terrorist organization, Hamas uses humanitarian aid as leverage to update negotiations and continue to strengthen its demands.
“It doesn’t make sense to continue the talks under the siege, destruction and the hunger of Gaza residents,” Khalil al-Hayya, chief negotiator of Hamas and head of the Gaza operation, said in a recorded statement released on Sunday.
Haya also said that bringing the immediate entry of food and medicine into striptease in a dignified way is a serious and real expression of continuing negotiations.
Ultimately, Gaza residents learned that reality is different from Hamas’ push.
“We want a solution to the ceasefire, humanitarian assistance and stop the bloodshed. This is our request.” A Gaza resident went to receive humanitarian assistance.
