At least 25 people died and 21 were injured in a new Israeli attack on a school refugee in Gaza. In this context, the director of the Foundation that has been assigned by Israel and the US to resign in Gaza to distribute help in Gaza.
At least 25 people died and 21 were injured in a new Israeli attack on a school refugee in Gaza City. Victims are still registered in other parts of the enclave, while international care for the Humanitarian aid.
The official figures offered by Gaza’s health authorities 53,939 The dead already more than 122,000 the injured Since the beginning of the Israeli offensive, launched after the Hamas attacks of 7 October 2023. Only from the break of Alto El Fuego in March, almost 3,800 deaths have been counted.
The humanitarian situation continues to deteriorate, with the access of humanitarian aid completely blocked since last 2 March. The United Nations and organizations such as the Red Cross have highly criticized Israel’s attempts to unilaterally control the auxiliary flow.
In this context, Jake Wood, director of the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, supported by Israel and the United States, presented his resignation. Wood, an American ex -military, claims that the foundation cannot meet the basic principles of humanity, neutrality and independence. “It is clear that it is not possible to implement the plan without violating these principles,” he explained in a statement.
Since the start of his offensive in Gaza in October 2023, Israel has only permitted access to humanitarian aid (food, gasoline and medicines) with intervals to the enclave, in which about 2 million Palestinians live.
United Nations and other humanitarian groups such as the international Red Kruisomité have opposed Israel’s plans to control the humanitarian aid flow to Gaza.
Woods is also called Israel for “Significantly expanding the delivery of Gaza Aid Through all mechanisms and all interested parties to continue to explore new innovative methods for the delivery of help, without delays, deviations or discrimination. “
Source: EITB
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