Report: Israel stalls delivery of 900 wheelchairs for Gaza children

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Israeli restrictions have stalled the delivery of over 900 wheelchairs donated by Australian charities to children in Gaza, with shipments arriving in Jordan in February and October 2025 but remaining in storage. A doctor with PANZMA stated the wheelchairs pose no threat, while the JHCO claims COGAT blocked their entry, though an Israeli government source denied any rejection.

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Israeli restrictions have stalled the delivery of more than 900 wheelchairs donated by two Australian charities to help injured children in Gaza, according to ABC News. Two shipments from New South Wales-based charity Kids on Wheels Alliance arrived in Jordan in February 2025, while a third, from Wheelchairs for Kids based in Western Australia, arrived in October 2025.

Report: Israel stalls delivery of 900 wheelchairs for Gaza children

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