The Israeli government must confirm the additional crossing is open for aid for this to Resolve YES, and at least one truck must pass through the crossing.
This has to happen by the end of April, to be anything close to relevant to Biden’s statements.
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@mattyb I’m going to wait for major news sources to pick this up, but this will almost certainly resolve yes, unless the story is fake
@weissz Doesn’t get more major than NYT.
The Israeli authorities have begun allowing humanitarian aid trucks to enter northern Gaza through a new crossing, the Israeli military said Friday, amid rising international pressure to do more to alleviate the hunger and deprivation produced by six months of war.
But Israeli officials this week dropped the plan to open Erez. Instead, they say a new crossing will be built, though it is unclear when it will open. The Ashdod port, meanwhile, is not yet accepting aid shipments and Gaza aid groups report no significant increase in trucks received at their warehouses.
More aid is supposed to be entering the Gaza Strip. Why isn’t it helping?
To clarify this market. The border crossing here doesn’t necessarily need to be the Erez. It could be the “new crossing” and still Resolve YES.
@mattyb i looked into this more, and while bold af, i’m really not sure if this will happen…
