More than 100 humanitarian organisations have called on Israel to end what they describe as the weaponisation of aid to Gaza, citing new rules that have blocked the delivery of vital supplies since March. According to a joint letter, major international groups have been unable to deliver any aid trucks, with dozens of requests rejected by Israeli authorities. The restrictions have left hospitals without basic supplies and vulnerable populations facing hunger and preventable illnesses, aid groups warn. Israeli officials maintain that the rules are necessary to protect national interests and prevent hostile activity, but humanitarian leaders argue the process threatens their independence and ability to speak out.