A US-backed group seeks to take over Gaza aid distribution in a plan similar to Israel’s
- A US-backed group of former military, security contractors, and aid officials plans to take over Gaza's humanitarian aid distribution in early 2025.
- This plan follows Israel's two-month blockade and its efforts to control aid flow, sidelining the United Nations amid concerns over bias and security.
- The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation proposes centralizing aid distribution at four secured hubs, each intended to serve approximately 300,000 Palestinians initially.
- State Department spokeswoman Tammy Bruce expressed support for efforts aimed at promptly delivering essential food supplies to Gaza, emphasizing the importance that these supplies reach the intended recipients, while some humanitarian workers have raised concerns about the neutrality and practicality of the proposed plan.
- The plan could reshape aid delivery but may also cause displacement and raise humanitarian concerns amid Israel's ongoing military offensive and blockade in Gaza.
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The food aid reserves on which the population depends are empty or inevitably exhausted. Nothing can enter the territory for more than two months. ...
For more than two months, the Gaza Strip has been cut off from supplies of aid - the humanitarian situation is catastrophic, but a new proposal for people's supplies is being criticised.
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Via Middle East Eye The organization set to administer Israel’s controversial plan to take control of humanitarian aid distribution in Gaza will use private contractors to secure hubs where Palestinians will receive 1,750 kcal meals that will cost donors a little more than a dollar each. Details about the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) strategy for Gaza are laid out […]
A newly founded foundation led by entrepreneurs is to implement the Israeli plan to organize the distribution of aid in the sealed enclave.
The US State Department announced on Thursday that a newly established US-sponsored foundation will soon begin overseeing aid distribution in Gaza, with Israel expected to provide "military security" for the operation.
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