A number of men can be seen carrying Israeli flags and even climbing onto the front of the truck. The truck honked its horn several times to try to make the group of attackers move aside, but without success. One man appeared to forcefully open the truck door. A civilian also carried an Israeli flag and ran towards the truck. Then these men stood in front of the truck.

This is not the first time that Israeli people have obstructed aid trucks from entering Gaza. At the end of January, a total of 51 trucks were forced to return to Egypt because they were blocked at the border by a group of Israeli citizens. As reported by The Times of Israel, these trucks originated from Egypt and were waiting at the border to be allowed entry into Gaza.

From the 60 trucks that arrived on Wednesday at the Kerem Shalom border, only nine were able to enter. The remaining 51 trucks were forced to return to Egypt after waiting for six hours at the border because hundreds of people from Tsav 9 and a group of army mothers blocked the trucks in an unauthorized demonstration.