Israeli ministers were unable to accommodate the fuel entering Gaza after 40 days

Regev said, in a post on the social media platform He said.

Right-wing extremist Ben Gvir also claimed that “fuel = weapons” in his post on the social media platform X.

Tali Gottliff, a Likud member of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s party, also criticized fuel consumption in a statement on her social media account.

Gottliff said: “Contrary to previous statements, has anyone heard an explanation from the government regarding the misleading decision to transfer 24,000 liters of fuel to Gaza today? Has anyone heard a justification for this humiliating act that was carried out in vain?” He said.

This morning, a limited amount of fuel entered the Gaza Strip, where Israel cut off electricity last October 7, for the first time in 40 days.

The Tel Aviv administration had approved the entry of approximately 23,000 liters of fuel into Gaza through the Rafah Gate in Egypt, for use only by the United Nations in receiving aid from Egypt.

The Israeli administration has not allowed fuel to enter Gaza since October 7, when most hospitals were out of service due to a power outage.

Netanyahu has stated many times before that they will not allow fuel into the area before the prisoners in Gaza return.