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Skip to main content Toggle Menu Join our Community Support ToI and remove all ads Learn more Get The Daily Edition Account Sign In ISRAEL AT WAR - DAY 767 Open Search form Input search Clear search input Israel & the Region Jewish Times Israel Inside Tech Israel Real Estate Israel Newsletters The Daily Edition What Matters Most Today Tech Israel Updates from Silicon Wadi Real Estate Israel Monthly Update The Weekend Edition The Best Reads of the Week Weekly Highlights Choice Voices From The Blogs Atlanta Jewish Times North New Jersey The Jewish Standard Jewish Chronicle United Kingdom The Jewish News The Australian Jewish News For Publishers Become a Partner Join our community About The Times of Israel Advertise on The Times of Israel Get the Daily Edition © 2025 The Times of Israel , All Rights Reserved Terms and conditions Privacy policy Open Search form Input search Clear search input Advertisement UNICEF says Israel blocking over a million syringes needed to vaccinate Gaza children Israel has denied blocking essential aid amid campaign to immunize children following two years of war; nearly a million bottles of baby formula also reportedly awaiting entry By Reuters and ToI Staff Today, 4:43 pm Edit Send by email A boy pulls a donkey cart laden with containers carrying potable water, as other Palestinian children help push it along a road in the Bureij refugee camp in the central Gaza Strip on November 10, 2025. (Eyad Baba / AFP) GENEVA — UNICEF said on Tuesday that essential items, including syringes to vaccinate children and bottles for baby formula, are being denied entry into Gaza by Israel, preventing aid agencies from reaching those in need in the war-torn territory. As the UN children’s agency undertakes a mass children’s vaccination campaign a month after a fragile ceasefire took effect, it said it faces serious challenges getting 1.6 million syringes into Gaza, along with solar-powered fridges to store vaccine vials. The syringes have awaited customs clearance since August, UNICEF said. “Both the syringes and the… refrigerators are considered dual-use by Israel and these items we’re finding very hard to get them through clearances and inspections, yet they are urgent,” UNICEF spokesperson Ricardo Pires said. “Dual-use” refers to items Israel deems to have possible military purposes in addition to civilian applications. COGAT, the arm of the Israeli government that oversees aid flows into Gaza, did not immediately respond to a request for comment. It has previously said it is not limiting the entry of food, water, medical supplies, and shelter items. Get The Times of Israel's Daily Edition by email and never miss our top stories Newsletter email address By signing up, you agree to the terms It has also accused Hamas of stealing humanitarian supplies or using them for armed conflict, accusations the Palestinian terror group denies. A teacher gives a lesson during the opening of a makeshift school at the historic Sayed Hashem Mosque in the al-Daraj neighborhood of Gaza City on November 11, 2025. (Omar AL-QATTAA / AFP) UNICEF launched the first of three rounds of catch-up immunizations on Sunday to reach over 40,000 children under three who missed routine vaccines against polio, measles, and pneumonia amid two years of war in Gaza. On the first day of the campaign, it reached over 2,400 children with multiple vaccines. Advertisement “The vaccination campaign has started, but we have two rounds to go, and for that we need more supplies,” Pires said. A displaced Palestinian stands on the rubble of buildings destroyed in the Gaza war, as the sun sets over the Bureij camp in the central Gaza Strip on November 10, 2025 (Eyad Baba / AFP) UNICEF said more humanitarian aid is getting into Gaza, but some critical items continued to be denied entry by Israeli authorities, including 938,000 bottles of ready-to-use infant formula and spare parts for water trucks. “That’s nearly one million bottles that could be reaching children who have been suffering from different levels of malnutrition,” Pires told a news briefing in Geneva. The October 10 truce was meant to unleash a massive surge of aid across the enclave. 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Advertisement Advertisement November 11, 2025 Current Top Stories ‘No one left behind’: After 11 years, Hadar Goldin laid to rest with words of love and reckoning By Jessica Steinberg, Emanuel Fabian and ToI Staff Tens of thousands attend funeral for officer killed in Gaza in 2014 war and held there until this week; father says Israel ‘abandoned’ his son, ‘became addicted to money, honor, and power’ ‘Hero of Israel’: After 11 years in Hamas captivity, Lt. Hadar Goldin’s body brought home By Emanuel Fabian, Jessica Steinberg and Sam Sokol ProfilesThe 4 slain hostages whose bodies are still held in Gaza By ToI Staff ToI podcastDaily Briefing Nov. 10: Day 766 – Goldins receive son’s body after 11 years of struggle By Jessica Steinberg, Lazar Berman and Nava Freiberg High Court implores justice minister, AG to reach compromise on Sde Teiman leak probe By ToI Staff Justices suggest sides could empower court to appoint outside judge to oversee investigation: ‘We will wait for you here, just reach an agreement’ * Thousands at funeral of Hadar Goldin 3:11 pm G7 foreign ministers to tackle Ukraine, Middle East peace at meeting in Canada 3:10 pm Documents said to indicate US unease about Gaza ceasefire's durability 2:53 pm Settlers launch major arson attack against Palestinian land in central West Bank — reports 2:33 pm British comedian John Cleese denies Israel show cancellations had anything to do with BDS Comptroller blames Israel’s October 7 failures on lack of national security policy By Stav Levaton and ToI Staff Matanyahu Englman says that without an official doctrine and interagency coordination, political and military leaders have been improvising for decades; urges Netanyahu to launch reform External panel appointed by IDF chief finds most of army’s Oct. 7 probes inadequate By Emanuel Fabian Netanyahu bucks calls for state inquiry into Oct. 7, claims public won’t trust it By Lazar Berman, Sam Sokol and ToI Staff Sharaa: Syria won’t enter talks ‘directly right now’ with Israel on Abraham Accords By Agencies, Jacob Magid and ToI Staff After first White House hosts Syrian leader, Trump says it will be ‘very successful country,’ touts ‘announcements,’ calls Sharaa ‘major advocate’ of peace Syria foiled two Islamic State plots to assassinate President Sharaa, officials say By Reuters and ToI Staff AnalysisBefore talks with Trump, Saudi Arabia doubles down on terms for Israel ties By Reuters and ToI Staff ‘I thought I would die here’: Freed hostage Matan Zangauker recounts beatings, mind games By Amy Spiro In TV interview a month after he was released, Zangauker says hearing of his mother’s unflagging activism ‘really gave me strength,’ recalls fighting back against his captors Freed hostage Bar Kuperstein says he prayed to God regularly in Hamas captivity By Reuters and ToI Staff Analysis Robert Philpot From tears for Arafat to Death to the IDF’: How BBC’s Israel coverage has gone from bad to worse Top bosses at the BBC have quit over documentary about Trump – but longstanding allegations of anti-Israel bias have soured British Jews’ confidence in national broadcaster BBC says Trump threatening to sue for $1 billion over edit of Jan. 6 speech By Agencies Probe of ‘Death to IDF’ chant at Glastonbury festival ongoing, say UK police By Reuters and ToI Staff ExplainerAn edited Trump speech and Gaza war coverage skewed against Israel: Key claims against BBC By Catarina Demony ToI podcast Daily Briefing Nov. 11: Day 767 – IDF preps for ‘days of fighting’ in Lebanon By Amanda Borschel-Dan, Emanuel Fabian and Zev Stub Military correspondent Emanuel Fabian on IDF ground ops in Lebanon, findings of external panel that looked at IDF probes into Oct. 7; Jewish world reporter Zev Stub on chaos at WZO Explainer Jeremy Sharon Attorney at war: Why government legislation splitting up the AG role is so divisive The government claims the AG’s power to block policy stymies the will of the electorate, but critics say annulling that authority would remove a key pillar guaranteeing rule of law Police question MK Zvi Sukkot over Sde Teiman base break-in By Charlie Summers Katz okays Itai Ofir as next IDF legal chief, despite Netanyahu’s reported objection By Emanuel Fabian, Charlie Summers and Sam Sokol In world first, Israel begins pumping desalinated water into depleted Sea of Galilee By Sue Surkes Groundbreaking project channeling in enough water to raise dangerously low lake level by 0.5 centimeters per month; Water Authority will double flow if needed Sweltering November temperatures continue to smash records By Sue Surkes Israel slashes delegation for UN climate meet in Brazil to just 3 officials By Sue Surkes Yemen’s Houthis signal they’ve stopped attacks on Israel and Red Sea shipping By AP and ToI Staff In letter to Hamas published online, Iran-backed terror group says it is monitoring situation in Gaza and will resume ‘military operations’ if Israel restarts fighting Five years after his death, online course aims to make Rabbi Sacks’s philosophy go global By Rossella Tercatin A scholar mentored by Sacks hopes to preserve and disseminate the former UK chief rabbi’s legacy as one of the greatest modern Jewish thinkers Abbas fires his finance minister over illicit payments to Palestinian prisoners — sources By Jacob Magid Palestinian official tells ToI cabinet shuffle highlights Ramallah’s commitment to implement reform ending ‘pay-to-slay,’ while Sa’ar says PA trying to ‘fool the world’ Analysis Lazar Berman Alarmed by Hezbollah rearming, Israel presses Beirut to act before the IDF has to Increasingly intense strikes are signaling Jerusalem’s impatience with Lebanon’s efforts to disarm the terror group, but pressure may not be enough to stave off a fresh military op IDF strikes Hezbollah targets across Lebanon, says 3 operatives killed in past 24 hours By Stav Levaton and Emanuel Fabian Lebanese army rejects Israeli demands that it search homes for Hezbollah arms By Reuters and ToI Staff Elizabeth Tsurkov recovering from captivity and torture at hands of Iraqi terrorists By Melanie Lidman Kataeb Hezbollah originally kidnapped the researcher hoping to get ransom for her as a foreigner, she says, but started torturing her when they discovered she was Israeli ‘Hersh’s Fridge’: Chicago teens memorialize slain hostage with public kosher food project By Orlie Weitzman Pioneering initiative supplies kosher food to any who are in need, as cuts to US anti-hunger program create a crisis for some local families Knesset advances bill mandating death penalty for terrorists who killed Israelis By Sam Sokol Critics say legislation would apply only to Arabs who kill Jews and not to Jewish terrorists, while supporters argue it would deter attacks by Palestinians Bill to make ‘Al Jazeera Law’ permanent passes first Knesset reading By Ariela Karmel Report: Senior official says Israel aims to topple Iranian regime by end of Trump’s term By ToI StaffTehran said revamping advanced missile systems, as another official says Jewish state ‘will respond much more aggressively’ in future confrontations that in past Iran seeks ‘peaceful’ nuke deal with US, but won’t compromise on security – official By Reuters and ToI Staff In latest spy case, Israeli paid by Iran to photograph Ramat Gan missile impact site By ToI Staff As evictions resume in East Jerusalem’s Silwan, residents fear their homes will be next By Charlie SummersRights groups warn of more removals in coming weeks after two families booted from homes, amid decades-long legal struggle for control over neighborhood Netanyahu, Kushner discuss Gaza plan amid standoff over trapped Hamas terrorists By Lazar Berman, Nava Freiberg, Reuters and AP US envoy Steve Witkoff expected to join Israel talks; Turkey said mediating on hostages, terror operatives stuck in Rafah tunnel; UAE unlikely to send troops to Gaza UNICEF says Israel blocking over a million syringes needed to vaccinate Gaza children By Reuters and ToI Staff Turkish, Egyptian foreign ministers to discuss Gaza ceasefire, post-war efforts By Reuters and ToI Staff ‘We fought for you, Dad’: Lior Rudaeff buried 2 years after he was killed on Oct. 7 By Jessica Steinberg and ToI Staff Family pays final respects to Kibbutz Nir Yitzhak’s deputy security coordinator, whose body was returned from Gaza on Friday: ‘You’re here — you’re finally home’ Burying his son, Itay Chen’s father vows to pursue ‘those responsible for Oct. 7 catastrophe’ By Jessica Steinberg and ToI Staff EulogyRuby Chen’s eulogy for his son Itay: We salute you; those who failed you must take responsibility By ToI Staff More Headlines John Cleese cancels Tel Aviv and Jerusalem shows as his tone on Israel sours By Jessica Steinberg and ToI Staff Histadrut chief Bar-David’s detention extended until Thursday in corruption probe By Charlie Summers and ToI Staff Jerusalem mayor suspected of paying minister’s ‘girlfriend’ a wage for doing nothing By Michael Horovitz IDF’s Arabic-language spokesperson retiring after 20 years By Emanuel Fabian Miss Israel stood next to Miss Palestine on the stage. Cue internet drama By ToI Staff Texas man charged with making antisemitic death threats against Jewish right-wing pundits By Grace Gilson Iran says UN inspectors visited its nuclear sites last week By Reuters and ToI Staff All the roads that led to Rome spread way further than previously known By CHRISTINA LARSON Lab-made milk set to start pouring into Israeli dairy aisles, cafes By Sharon Wrobel Vatican investigates Swiss Guard after alleged antisemitic incident in St. Peter’s Square By Giada Zampano Foreign Press Association demands action from Israel over settler attacks on journalists By AFP and ToI Staff French court frees former president Nicolas Sarkozy from jail, pending appeal By Alexandre Marchand and Eleonore Dermy Daniel Taub Rabbi Jonathan Sacks has a message for Israelis Five years after his death, the UK’s beloved former chief rabbi is touching the country’s soul with his call to strengthen social bonds Trevor Asserson The BBC storm: It’s not just a few reporting mistakes Two network honchos took the fall for individual scandals, deflecting attention from a deeper pattern of institutional bias and failure Isaac Herzog The truth about Zionism Half a century after the infamous UN vote, my father’s historic words still apply: Zionism is the national liberation movement of the Jewish people Jeffrey Woolf Hadar is home Simcha and Leah fought for 11-years to bring their son back for burial, all the while insisting that live terrorists not be freed in exchange Liat Gutman Just when things start to calm down, and you think you’re fine After a prolonged period of stress, the mind often has a delayed reaction: Here’s how to recognize signs of emotional distress Catherine Perez-Shakdam Rom Braslavski and the creed of sexual cruelty Averting your eyes from the gory details won’t make them prettier: rather, stop allowing those who use systematic sexual violence to explain away their tactics Nadav Tamir Quitting the WZC is a big mistake By pulling out of key Zionist institutions, Yair Lapid deprived the liberal camp of a powerful tool for shaping Israel’s future Revital Yakin Krakovsky Kristallnacht 2025: The flames of hatred have not died out An anniversary that is also a warning at a time when antisemitism is normalized and visible throughout culture, sports, academia, and politics Harel Ben-Michael Dismantle the Chief Rabbinate No institution has so thoroughly alienated Jews from Judaism, and so disgustingly profaned the Divine Taha A. 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Full Coverage Hamas hostages ‘No one left behind’: After 11 years, Hadar Goldin laid to rest with words of love and reckoning By Jessica Steinberg, Emanuel Fabian and ToI Staff Daily Briefing Nov. 11: Day 767 – IDF preps for ‘days of fighting’ in Lebanon By Amanda Borschel-Dan, Emanuel Fabian and Zev Stub ‘I thought I would die here’: Freed hostage Matan Zangauker recounts beatings, mind games By Amy Spiro Full Coverage What Matters Now What Matters Now to Jordan Hoffman: The new Hollywood buddy film, ‘Nuremberg’ By Amanda Borschel-Dan and Jordan Hoffman What Matters Now to Eli Sharabi: Living with trauma and mourning By Jessica Steinberg What Matters Now to Orna and Ronen Neutra: Their son is still in Gaza By Jessica Steinberg Full Coverage Liveblog High Court implores justice minister, AG to reach compromise on Sde Teiman leak probe By ToI Staff Nov. 10: US official calls on Lebanon to end ‘malign influence of Iran through Hezbollah’ By ToI Staff Nov. 9: Jared Kushner in Israel for talks with Netanyahu on Gaza, source says By Michael Bachner and ToI Staff Those we have lost Stories of the civilians and soldiers who have fallen in the Israel-Hamas war Those we have lost Tamar Gutman, 27: Killed at rave, a rare outing for the law student By ToI Staff Those we have lost Shiri, Ariel and Kfir Bibas, 32, 4 & 1: Devoted mom to redheaded sons By ToI Staff Those We Have Lost Noa Englander, 23, Noam Efraim, 24: Killed at rave ‘in each other’s arms’ By ToI Staff Those We Have Lost Dipesh Raj Bist, 24: Nepali intern paying for brother’s med school By ToI Staff Those we have lost Sonia and Vladimir Popov, 68 & 74: Came to Israel for their only child By ToI Staff Those we have lost Itzhak Gelerenter, 56: Grandfather and partygoer was young at heart By ToI Staff Those we have lost Avraham Munder, 79: Doting grandfather and amateur singer By ToI Staff Those we have lost Entire Siman Tov family: Murdered by Hamas in Kibbutz Nir Oz By ToI Staff Those We Have Lost Maayan Idan, 18: Volleyball player had just celebrated birthday By ToI Staff Those we have lost Nitikorn Sae Wang, 26: Thai worker who never got to meet his son By ToI Staff Those we have lost Staff Sgt. 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