COGAT

COGAT published a 22-page report stating that 1.78 million tons of food have entered the Gaza Strip since October 2025, leading to a 72% drop in consumer prices during the ceasefire. The organization claims aid delivery has 'significantly exceeded' requirements.

Israel will reopen the Kerem Shalom crossing for humanitarian aid entry into Gaza and the Rafah crossing for limited movement of people. The move follows the closure of crossings after Iranian missile fire.

Israel has closed all crossings into Gaza following Iranian missile attacks, including the Kerem Shalom and Rafah crossings. COGAT, the Israeli agency overseeing civilian affairs in the occupied Palestinian territory, cited security measures as the reason for the closures.

Gazan fishermen are repairing small boats using materials like door frames and reclaimed fibreglass due to Israeli restrictions limiting access to new materials. The cost of fibreglass has risen sharply, and the fishing industry's total monthly catch has dropped to less than 15 tons, a fraction of pre-war levels.