Far-right groups that block aid to Gaza Strip get tax-deductible donations from US, Israel

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The three groups examined by AP and Shomrim have slowed the delivery of aid by blocking trucks on their way to Gaza, either by snarling traffic or simply standing in front of the main Kerem Shalom crossing into Gaza.

Hary, of the Israeli activist group Gisha, noted that the efforts of Mother’s March and Tzav 9 appear to have quieted down in recent weeks.

The US State Department said it has urged Israel to ensure aid safely reaches Gaza and to punish those who try to block it.“The targeting of aid trucks by violent extremist settlers is unacceptable, and we’ve made that clear to the government of Israel,” it said.