malnutrition

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Finally *A BIT MORE AID" to Gaza - but still very insufficient (and too late for many). 🧵1/2

(This is an English version of https://infosec.exchange/@ErikvanStraten/114954326324947605).

The Israëli website https://gaza-aid-data.gov.il/main/ has had data added through July 28 (see also 🧵2/2).

I don't know whether Israel lies about those numbers, and neither do I know how much aid actually reaches Gazans who need it most.

In my previous toot about this (in Dutch,
https://infosec.exchange/@ErikvanStraten/114936108579273304) the tables became too long and the readability could be improved upon.

Therefore you can find a table below where I've condensed the data into the average per day, in one week periods (each week ends on Saturday - a day when little or no aid is transported into Gaza).

Note: questions, remarks and suggestions are welcome!

To reduce rounding errors resulting from dividing by 7 (days/week) I'm now using tons instead of the number of trucks for fuel and gas. In the cases where https://gaza-aid-data.gov.il/main/ does not provide tonnages for them, I've multiplied the number of fuel trucks by 35 and gas by 23 to obtain a estimate of the tonnage.

Shortcuts used in the tables:

Other =
- Essential infrastructure equipment
- UN and International organizations equipment
- Shelter Equipment
- Mixed Aid
- Medical Equipment - for field hospital.

MedS = Medical Supplies.

The letter 'a' after each date implies average (this way I can destinguish between averages and sums in my tables, see also 🧵2/2). Note that the last week is incomplete (the Israeli website is not updated on a daily basis and is a couple of days behind).

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Table (for 2025).

Jan. 1 through 28: increasing amounts of food aid, apart from all other categories (MedS, H2O, Fuel, Gas, "Other"). For these three weeks resp. on average 97, 155 and 199 trucks per day.

Jan. 19 through March 1: on average 600 trucks per day (see the next table: Israel seems to have restricted the number of aid trucks at 4,200 per week). On average, approx. 8000 tons of food aid PER DAY was allowed into Gaza.

March 2 through May 17: no aid at all went to Gaza.

May 18 through July 12: very little aid. A lot less than 100 trucks per day on average (my estimate: approx. 50 on average). Food aid average per day varies between 877 and 1732 tons, most (if not all) "distributed" by the GHF.

July 13 through 19: a slight increase. On average per day 115 trucks, part of them transporting approx. 2304 tons of food.

July 20 through 26: extremely little aid. On average per day 33 trucks, part of them transporting approx. 481 tons of food.

July 27 and 28 juli: not enough, but more aid. For the first time since March 1 some clean water (H2O in the table). On average per day 222 trucks, part of them transporting approx. 3784 tons of food.

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