Jordan accused Israeli settlers of attacking a Gaza-bound aid convoy Wednesday, delaying its arrival in violation of signed agreements, according to The Jerusalem Post. 

Government spokesman Mohammad al-Momani told Reuters that 30 humanitarian aid trucks were obstructed, calling on Israel to take firm action against those responsible.

It was the second such incident this week. On Sunday, activists reportedly slashed the tires of two Jordanian trucks near the Allenby Bridge.

The Tzav 9 group, which includes friends of a Gaza-held hostage, has led similar protests, saying aid should not flow while Israelis remain captive.

Read more at The Jerusalem Post.