Arutz Sheva / Israel National News, on Gaza, 13 November 2026

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IDF: Over 93,000 tents enter Gaza ahead of winter

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The IDF and COGAT are proactively coordinating the humanitarian response in Gaza, in coordination with the Board of Peace and in cooperation with the UN, international organizations, and donor countries. Since the beginning of preparations for winter, more than 93,000 tents have entered the Gaza Strip, including thousands in the past week alone, along with more than 8,600 trucks carrying winter supplies, hundreds of which entered during the past week.

Left out here: Leaves out what changes the picture

The article never reports that on Monday the Board of Peace called on Israel to immediately facilitate the entry of winter and humanitarian supplies, and criticised insufficient progress in approving essential materials. Without it, a reader believes the Board is a contented partner in an adequate Israeli aid effort, when it was publicly pressing Israel to let more in.

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As part of these efforts, the entry of medical equipment and supplies related to water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) continues to be approved and coordinated. These efforts include the entry of 16 sewage vacuum trucks, approval of mobile clinics and vaccinations, repairs to sewage, drainage, and water infrastructure, and additional measures. In the medical sector, hundreds of trucks carrying medical equipment and medications have entered the Gaza Strip in recent weeks, with supplies delivered directly to hospitals and clinics.

These supplies include medications, dialysis fluids, defibrillators, incubators, ultrasound machines, and physiotherapy equipment, among other items. The IDF stressed, " and a different future for its residents. Hamas continues to exploit humanitarian infrastructure and incoming humanitarian aid, particularly the winter supplies being brought into the Gaza Strip."

"As long as Hamas does not disarm, the rehabilitation of the Gaza Strip will not be possible. "The IDF and COGAT continue to work alongside their international partners to address the needs of the winter season." Humanitarian aid bound for Gaza IDF spokesperson Humanitarian aid bound for Gaza IDF spokesperson Medications bound for Gaza IDF spokesperson Humanitarian aid bound for Gaza IDF spokesperson Humanitarian aid bound for Gaza IDF spokesperson Sewage truck bound for Gaza IDF spokesperson

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What we found (2)

Arutz Sheva carries an IOF statement on winter aid to Gaza almost word for word. In its own voice it presents the IOF and COGAT as proactively coordinating aid with the Board of Peace, and it lets the IOF's claim that Hamas is the primary obstacle stand unchallenged. It never reports that the Board of Peace had just criticised Israel for insufficient progress in approving essential materials after floods hit tens of thousands of displaced Palestinians.

  1. Leaves out what changes the picture

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    What is missing

    The article never reports that on Monday the Board of Peace called on Israel to immediately facilitate the entry of winter and humanitarian supplies, and criticised insufficient progress in approving essential materials. Without it, a reader believes the Board is a contented partner in an adequate Israeli aid effort, when it was publicly pressing Israel to let more in.

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  2. Gives a contested claim the last word

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    “Hamas remains the primary obstacle to the rehabilitation of the Gaza Strip”

    Why this matters
    The article closes its account of the aid effort with the army's claim that Hamas is "the primary obstacle", and sets nothing against it.
    The impression it gives
    A reader comes away believing that only Hamas stands in the way of relief in Gaza and that Israel's part is beyond criticism.
    The context
    The Board of Peace, which the article itself names as Israel's partner, had blamed insufficient Israeli progress in approving essential materials for the shortfall. The article reports none of that dispute.

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