With Israel facing growing pressure to allow more humanitarian aid into the Gaza Strip, the government is reportedly planning on using the Kerem Shalom crossing for inspections. The Times of Israel reported, citing a high-ranking anonymous official, that Israeli authorities will make use of the crossing’s infrastructure for the first time since the start of the war. Large lorries filled with aid are to be inspected at the border post but will not be allowed to enter there, the newspaper reported. After being cleared, the lorries are to enter the Gaza Strip via Rafah, the border crossing with E…