Archive · 6 Aug 2025
UN: Majority of Aid to Gaza Intercepted Before Delivery
A concerning report shows most aid to Gaza isn't getting to those who need it.
The UN found that only a small amount of the aid actually reaches civilians, with most of it being taken before arrival.
Some is taken peacefully by hungry people, some taken by armed groups, and also by Hamas.
Hospitals are struggling to cope.
The situation is very bad.
Medical teams have trouble entering, and supplies are low.
A UN report reveals that only 14% of aid sent to Gaza reaches its destination.
The remaining 86% of aid is being looted during transit.
UNRWA accuses armed militias of stealing aid convoys.
Hospitals in Gaza are described as overstretched and lacking medical supplies.
Emergency medical teams were denied entry into Gaza.
- Who
- UN agencies, aid recipients, armed groups, and medical personnel.
- What
- The majority of humanitarian aid to Gaza is not reaching its intended recipients due to looting and other issues.
- When
- Recent data over the last two and a half months.
- Where
- Gaza Strip.
- Why
- Aid is being looted by both civilians and armed groups, and entry restrictions hinder aid delivery.
UN and Humanitarian Organizations
Israel/Hamas
Blame
UN and Humanitarian Organizations
Aid convoys are being stolen by armed militias
Israel/Hamas
Aid is being stolen by Hamas
- Aid Reaching Destination
- Approximately 14%
- Aid Looted
- 86%
- Aid Quantity
- 29,885 pallets sent
- Medical Teams Entry
- Denied on August 5
