COGAT, the Israeli military agency in charge of transferring aid to the territory, said Saturday that humanitarian aid to the northern Gaza Strip “continues on an ongoing basis,” and that it has increased significantly over recent weeks at a crossing into central Gaza.
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COGAT said the baby food is being distributed mostly through international organizations - not via the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, an Israeli-backed private contractor that has drawn criticism from other groups.
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