On Monday, the second day of the ceasefire, 915 trucks carrying humanitarian aid entered Gaza. The United Nations said this number is more than the target of the ceasefire agreement between Hamas and Israel.

The UN humanitarian office said that humanitarian aid continued to reach Gaza. According to information from Israeli authorities and guarantors of the ceasefire agreement, 915 trucks entered Gaza on Monday.

The United Nations has always condemned Israel for obstructing the entry and distribution of aid to the Palestinian territories.

On Sunday, the day the ceasefire came into effect, 630 trucks carrying aid entered Gaza.

Incidentally, the much-awaited ceasefire in the besieged Palestinian territory of Gaza came into effect last Sunday after a 15-month-long invasion. Qatar, Egypt and the United States mediated the ceasefire talks. According to the agreement, 600 trucks of aid are expected to enter Gaza every day.