The American NGO that is supported by Israel and the United States to manage the distribution of humanitarian aid in Gaza has announced that it has started his food delivery activities.
The American NGO supported by Israel and the United States to manage the distribution of humanitarian aid in Gaza (GHF) has announced that his Food delivery activities.
The aid is divided into new distribution centers, although there have been no specific information about quantities. Yes, photos of Gazatis have been published in one of the distribution points collected boxes.
The NGO has reported that new convoys will come in on Tuesday with humanitarian aid, so they allow them Increase the help volume They will deliver.
The agency has also convicted the death threats launched by the Islamitic Resistance Movement (Hamas) against its employees, as well as attempts to prevent the population from reaching the liver points. “It is clear that Hamas is threatened by this new operational model and that he will do everything he can try to fail,” he denounced.
The group also announced the appointment of John Acree as an interim director of GHF after the resignation of her previous director, Jake Wood, who cited the inability to implement the planned plan with respect for “humanitarian principles” such as “humanity” or “neutrality” by Israeli intervention.
The NGO was established this year within the framework of the Israel Plan to determine a mechanism for the delivery of humanitarian aid outside the system of conventional international humanitarian organizations on the basis of the fact that it is planning to prevent it from being managed and exploited by Hamas.
The distribution centers are installed in the south of the Gaza Strip and are managed and with the safety of American contractors. These centers can only attend previously selected representatives of each family to which a box with food will be supplied.
Source: EITB
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