Jordan claims Israeli settlers attacked aid convoys en route to Gaza
Jordan's foreign ministry alleged Israeli settlers attacked two of its humanitarian aid convoys that were en route to Gaza Wednesday.
Hussein Al-Shebli, the secretary general for the Jordan Hashemite Charity Organization, said in a statement that his organization sent a convoy of 97 trucks to two locations: the Beit Hanoun border crossing and Karam Abu Salem.
Al-Shebli claimed there were attempts "by many of the settlers and from the Israeli side, from Israeli citizens," to prevent the arrival of the convoy at the crossings.
"The aid trucks were attacked, by trying to break them and the cutting of their air pipes," he said in a statement.
Ultimately, the trucks were able to arrive at the crossings, according to Al-Shebli.
Israeli officials have not immediately commented on the allegations.
-ABC News' Will Gretsky