A recent report highlights significant problems with the delivery of humanitarian aid in Gaza, citing that large quantities of food and supplies are spilling from trucks due to restrictions imposed by Israeli forces. Aid organizations are reportedly unable to properly secure cargo at the Kerem Shalom Crossing, as soldiers rush workers to load trucks quickly, often after long delays. This has resulted in aid being easily looted and scattered along damaged roads, with satellite images even capturing trails of flour extending from the crossing. The issue is part of broader concerns over ongoing Israeli limitations on aid, and officials have yet to respond to specific claims about the fastening of cargo.