US EditionIsraeli Shootings Force Closure of Gaza Aid Centre
- The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation suspended all aid distribution centers in Rafah on Wednesday due to deadly shootings of civilians by Israeli forces.
- The suspension followed several days of Israeli tank and drone attacks that killed at least 27 people approaching the crowded aid sites amid a blockade imposed since early March.
- The foundation began operating last week to break the Israeli supply block but faced boycotts from the UN and aid groups while struggling with chaotic and violent conditions at distribution points.
- At least 27 Gazans were killed on Tuesday, and journalist Mohanned Qishta reported being unable to obtain any aid due to fighting and disorder at the site.
- The suspension is intended to ensure safer access for civilians, while the UN secretary-general urged investigations into the recent violence, stressing that no one should have to endanger themselves in order to obtain humanitarian assistance in the Gaza conflict zone.
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The European Union has pointed out this Friday that humanitarian access to the Gaza Strip has improved somewhat, following the opening of a passage through Jordan, although it has insisted on Israel’s “full access” to Palestinian territory following the blockade carried out by the authorities for weeks. “Things have been a little relieved when compared to the blockade, but the situation remains not ideal and remains volatile,” said Crisis Manage…
After Israeli bombardment at distribution centers, the foundation responsible for this is again suspending the distribution of aid supplies in the Gaza Strip. The duration of the closure is open.
The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) announced Friday that all the Gaza Strip aid distribution centres were closed in an indefinite time and asked the Palestinians, "for their own safety", not to approach their respective places, where they had more recent incidents with weapons fires, transmits Reuters.
The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), backed by the United States and Israel that distributes humanitarian aid in Gaza, announced Friday the closure of all its distribution centers until further notice, urging residents to stay away from these places "for their safety" after further deadly shootings, Reuters picks up. The company, which last week began distributing food to hungry Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, had already closed this Wednesda…
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