Aid trucks were seen moving through Khan Younis on October 11. According to witnesses, the trucks did not enter the enclave that day but had already reached Gaza’s Rafah previously.

According to the ceasefire agreement, humanitarian aid would be ramped up into Gaza, and permitted to travel freely between north and south Gaza on the two main roads

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KHAN YOUNIS, GAZA (OCTOBER 11, 2025) (REUTERS - Access all)

1. AID TRUCKS DRIVING IN KHAN YOUNIS

Crowds of Palestinians surrounded aid trucks in Khan Younis on October 11, as humanitarian supplies moved through the southern city under a newly implemented ceasefire agreement.

The distribution drew chaotic scenes as desperate residents jostled to collect supplies, with some expressing frustration over the unorganized delivery method.

Many residents called for a more structured distribution system, with some requesting whether international agencies like UNRWA can handle the handover to ensure supplies reach those most in need rather than the current chaotic manner.

KHAN YOUNIS, GAZA (OCTOBER 11, 2025) (REUTERS - Access all)

2. VARIOUS OF PALESTINIANS IN KHAN YOUNIS COLLECTING AID FROM TRUCKS / CROWDS SURROUNDING THE VEHICLES

3. PEOPLE WALKING THROUGH THE STREETS CARRYING AID BOXES

4. (SOUNDBITE) (Arabic) PALESTINIAN WOMEN, NISREEN ABU AWDA, SAYING:

"I went to my home and heard that there’s aid trucks arriving so I went to get some for my children but this is not the way, I wish that it come through delegates (official channels), it would be much better because some people take the aid while others get nothing."

5. VARIOUS OF AID TRUCKS MOVING / PEOPLE COLLECTING AID FROM THE BACK OF TRUCKS

6. (SOUNDBITE) (Arabic) PALESTINIAN MAN, DHIYA ZOREB, SAYING:

"For this aid, I really hope the deliveries can be handled officially and handed to people. I can't do it like this, I could be run over by a truck so I’m hoping the countries abroad help in handing over (aid) to people from here like the agency (UNRWA) and they distribute it like before."

7. UN VEHICLE DRIVING THROUGH THE STREET

Dozens of trucks carrying aid entered Gaza from Kerem Shalom crossing on October 12 after Israel opened the border crossing as a ceasefire between Israel and Palestinian militant group Hamas appeared to be holding.

KEREM SHALOM CROSSING, ISRAEL (OCTOBER 12, 2025) (REUTERS - Access all)

8. VARIOUS AID TRUCKS PASSING BORDER CUSTOMS AREA AND CROSSING INTO GAZA

Aid trucks bound for Gaza were seen crossing from Egypt’s side of the Rafah border crossing early on October 12.

RAFAH, EGYPT (OCTOBER 12, 2025) (REUTERS - Access all)

9. AID TRUCKS BOUND FOR GAZA PARKED IN FRONT OF RAFAH BORDER CROSSING

10. VARIOUS OF AID TRUCKS MOVING THROUGH RAFAH BORDER CROSSING

KHAN YOUNIS, GAZA (OCTOBER 12, 2025) (REUTERS - Access all)

11. VARIOUS OF PEOPLE CLIMBING ONTO TRUCKS CARRYING AID, PEOPLE RUNNING TOWARDS TRUCKS CARRYING AID, PEOPLE CARRYING AID BOXES WALKING NEXT TO TRUCKS, PEOPLE UNLOADING AID

12. VARIOUS OF PEOPLE WALKING CARRYING AID BOXES, OTHERS RUNNING

13. VARIOUS OF PEOPLE GATHERED AROUND AID TRUCKS, PEOPLE ON TRUCKS

14. PEOPLE CARRYING AID / OTHERS WALKING AND RUNNING TOWARDS AID TRUCKS

15. AID TRUCK DRIVING THROUGH KHAN YOUNIS WITH PEOPLE ON IT

16. CONVOY OF UN VEHICLES DRIVING PAST

17. (SOUNDBITE) (Arabic) PALESTINIAN IN KHAN YOUNIS, SALAMEH BARBAKH, SAYING:

"This is not a solution. They have to find a better solution than this. Thank God things are available and we can take them (aid), and prices (of goods in markets) have dropped. But they still have to find a better solution than the one before - they have to find a better solution than this. I mean, we want to live, and for everyone to get (aid). There are people who don't get anything. It's true that I manage to get some, but there are people who don't. I can, thank God, but there are people who can't. I mean, there are people who are not taking (aid), they are standing still. They have to find a solution for us. The trucks have to be secured."

A convoy of trucks carrying aid drove through Khan Younis in Gaza on October 12.

KHAN YOUNIS, GAZA (OCTOBER 12, 2025) (REUTERS - Access all) (MUTE)

18. CONVOY OF AID TRUCKS DRIVING THROUGH KHAN YOUNIS / PEOPLE STANDING ON TRUCKS

Gazans collected clean water at a facility on October 12 after UNICEF rebuilt a desalination plant in Gaza City in efforts to restore clean water supply for residents.

The UNICEF-supported Palestinian Water Authority desalination plant had been moved south to protect it from heavy bombardment during the war. It resumed operations after reassembly which took place before the October 13 exchange of detainees as part of a ceasefire agreement.

GAZA CITY, GAZA (OCTOBER 12, 2025) (UNICEF - Must on-screen courtesy UNICEF)

19. MEN UNLOADING REPLACEMENT PARTS FOR DESALINATION PLANT

20. (SOUNDBITE) (English) UNICEF SPOKESPERSON, TESS INGRAM, SAYING:

"This is a desalination plant. They took some of the equipment to the south when Gaza City was under heavy bombardment and there were evacuation orders. They were trying to protect it. And now today, they're bringing it back to re-establish the plant and provide clean, safe drinking water to the people of Gaza City with UNICEF support."

21. UNICEF WATER AND SANITATION OFFICERS INSPECTING PLANT

22. WATER TRUCK BEING FILLED AT DESALINATION PLANT

23. PEOPLE AROUND WATER TRUCK / PERSON WALKING WITH WATER BUCKET

24. (MUTE) VARIOUS OF GAZANS COLLECTING WATER

An aid truck with armed men sitting on its load drove through Gaza's Khan Younis' market on October 14, a day after the Israeli hostage release.

KHAN YOUNIS, GAZA (OCTOBER 14, 2025) (REUTERS - Access all)

25. AID TRUCK REVERSING AND PARKING

26. PEOPLE BUYING BREAD FROM CART

27. TOP SHOT OF MARKET

Israel will only allow half the agreed number of aid trucks into Gaza starting October 15, according to a note seen by Reuters and confirmed by the United Nations, in a setback to hopes food and supplies would be quickly ramped up to ease famine in the enclave.

COGAT, the Israeli military arm that oversees aid flows into Gaza, also notified the U.N. that no fuel or gas would be allowed into the enclave except for specific needs related to humanitarian infrastructure. COGAT did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

COGAT blamed Hamas for a slow release of hostage bodies for the decision to limit aid trucks to 300 daily. The Islamist militant group has said locating the bodies is difficult.

UNITED NATIONS (OCTOBER 14, 2025) (UNTV - Access all)

28. U.N. DEPUTY SPOKESPERSON, FARHAN HAQ, INTRODUCING OLGA CHEREVKO, OCHA SPOKESPERSON IN GAZA

GAZA (OCTOBER 14, 2025) (UNTV - Access all)

29. (SOUNDBITE) (English) OCHA SPOKESPERSON IN GAZA, OLGA CHEREVKO, SAYING:

"We certainly very much hope that the bodies of the hostages are handed over and that the ceasefire continues to be implemented. In terms of the crossings, we can confirm that today they were closed, but we continue to pick up because it's not every day that when things come in, everything is collected immediately. So we continue to collect what is there and we will continue to do so and then bring in more."

Fuel and aid trucks carrying tents and cooking utensils bound for Gaza were seen moving from Egypt’s Rafah on October 16.

Aid trucks rolled into Gaza on October 15 and Israel resumed preparations to open the main Rafah crossing as Hamas handed over more bodies of dead hostages, following a dispute that had threatened the fragile ceasefire in the Palestinian enclave.

Israel had warned it could keep Rafah shut and reduce aid supplies because it said Hamas was returning bodies too slowly, showing the risks to a truce that had stopped two years of devastating warfare in Gaza and seen all living hostages held by Hamas freed.

RAFAH, EGYPT (OCTOBER 16, 2025) (REUTERS - Access all)

30. VARIOUS OF FUEL, AID TRUCKS LINED UP IN FRONT OF RAFAH BORDER CROSSING

31. FUEL TRUCKS MOVING

32. FUEL TRUCKS LINED UP

33. FUEL TRUCKS MOVING

34. TRUCK CARRYING SHELTER TENTS MOVING

Satellite images released on October 16 showed aid trucks departing from Rafah and lining up in southern Gaza as Israel's military aid agency COGAT said coordination was under way with Egypt to decide a date for reopening the Rafah crossing for movement of people after completing the necessary preparations.

RAFAH, EGYPT (OCTOBER 16, 2025) (PLANET LABS - Must on-screen courtesy 2025 Planet Labs PBC) (MUTE)

35. SATELLITE IMAGE OF AID TRUCKS LINED UP AT EGYPT-GAZA BORDER

KEREM SHALOM, ISRAEL / RAFAH, EGYPT (OCTOBER 16, 2025) (PLANET LABS - Must on-screen courtesy 2025 Planet Labs PBC) (MUTE)

36. SATELLITE IMAGE OF AID TRUCKS WAITING TO ENTER THE KEREM SHALOM CROSSING, AS SEEN FROM RAFAH, EGYPT

SOUTHERN GAZA (OCTOBER 16, 2025) (PLANET LABS - Must on-screen courtesy 2025 Planet Labs PBC) (MUTE)

37. SATELLITE IMAGE OF AID TRUCKS LINED UP IN SOUTHERN GAZA

Aid into Gaza restarted on October 20 following U.S. pressure, an Israeli security source said, shortly after Israel announced a halt in supplies in response to what it said was a "blatant" violation by Hamas of the truce.

DEIR AL-BALAH, GAZA (OCTOBER 21, 2025) (REUTERS - Access all)

38. AID TRUCKS CARRYING SUPPLIES DRIVING THROUGH GAZA'S DEIR AL-BALAH

39. PEOPLE RECEIVING AID

The World Health Organization said on October 23 the aid to Gaza is increasing, but is still only a "fraction of what's needed" as the health agency attempts to rebuild the region's healthcare system.

GENEVA, SWITZERLAND (OCTOBER 23, 2025) (WHO - No resale)

40. (SOUNDBITE) (English) WHO DIRECTOR-GENERAL, TEDROS ADHANOM GHEBREYESUS, SAYING:

“There is an increase in amount after the ceasefire, but what is entering Gaza is significantly below the required target, significantly below the required target. And that also can explain the second, can be an answer to the second question. Is there a dent in hunger level? So if the aid that's entering Gaza is significantly low, it cannot dent the hunger level. And the situation still remains catastrophic, because what's entering is not enough.”