Hamas says aid Israel has allowed into Gaza is a 'drop in ocean'

Hamas on Wednesday said that Israel is "dragging its feet" on letting aid into the Gaza Strip, as the group reiterated its commitment to the ceasefire agreement. 

Hamas official Ismail Radwan told Al Jazeera that Israel is trying to “evade its obligations" and that the amount of aid allowed into Gaza is a “drop in the ocean”. 

Israel has refused to allow the Rafah crossing to open. 

“The occupation is dragging its feet and has not fully complied with the humanitarian part of the agreement. There are more than 10,000 people missing under the rubble, and Civil Defence workers need heavy equipment to retrieve them,” Radwan said.