Auxiliary stop in Gaza: American foundation under pressure!

Auxiliary stop in Gaza: American foundation under pressure!

The humanitarian situation in the Gaza strip continues to escalate, while the Gaza Humanitrian Foundation (GHF) exposes its auxiliary distribution. According to Al Jazera , this suspension will be announced on Wednesday after the last of Israeli forces were looking for help, which was at least 27 Dead and over 100 injuries. In response to the dangerous situation, Israeli military management announced that the access roads to the GHF distribution points are considered "fighting zones".

The GHF, which is supported by the USA and Israel, plans to improve its operational efficiency through renovations before resuming the distribution of relief goods in Gaza. Critics accuse the organization of being involved in the militarization of auxiliary care and making the travel paths of the needy dangerous. Since the start of the GHF operations on May 27, over 100 Palestinian help seeking in the area of ​​distribution centers have been killed.

international reactions and un-demands

UN General Secretary Antonio Guterres calls for an independent examination of deaths and emphasizes the responsibility for the events. This is in contrast to the statements of the GHF, its new CEO, the US Evangelical Reverend Dr. Johnnie Moore, who describes allegations as lies. Moore, who previously worked as President Trump's advisor, supports the controversial proposal to bring Gaza under US control.

A spokesman for the UN Hilitory Skoordination Office Ocha, Jens Laerke, comments on the catastrophic humanitarian situation in Gaza. After almost three months of complete blockade by Israel, the amount of relief goods that arrives is "completely inadequate". Laerke emphasizes that the UN is still active and works with Israeli authorities in order to obtain relief supplies through the border crossing Kerem Shalom. Nevertheless, the UN does not participate in the Israeli auxiliary plan of the GHF and calls for the immediate reopening of all border crossings to Gaza to enable quick aid measures.

infrastructure and security concerns

The GHF plans a comprehensive reorganization of its aid measures and intends to set up four logistics centers to ensure that Hamas has no access to the relief suppliers. Private security forces should secure the routes and distribution centers, while Israeli soldiers remain excluded from the output. However, this strategy is criticized by international aid organizations, including UNICEF, as dangerous. They warn that vulnerable groups such as children, the elderly and sick will have difficulty reaching the distribution centers, which could lead to an increased number of injuries or dead.

The current situation is also tightened by reports that demonstrators have tried to block trucks with relief goods at the Israeli port. The mischief found that only 294 trucks reached the Kerem Shalom border crossing, which is not sufficient with the overwhelming need in Gaza to relieve the humanitarian crisis.

The GHF and its controversial activities remain in the focus of international attention, while the humanitarian situation in Gaza deteriorates dramatically. Critics fear that the auxiliary strategy supported by the GHF and the USA could bring more damage than benefits, while the civilian population in the region continues to suffer. Every day remains crucial for humanitarian support in Gaza, and the international community is asked to find effective solutions.