US EditionGaza humanitarian group is a 'distraction' from what is needed, UN says
- On May 27, UN officials criticized a new US-backed Gaza aid distribution system as a distraction from urgent needs amid ongoing Israeli restrictions.
- The new system aims to separate aid from Hamas, which Israel accuses of diverting supplies, while Hamas denies these claims and asserts it protects aid convoys.
- Over 3,000 trucks carrying food and soon-expiring medicines queue in Jordan and Egypt, awaiting Israeli clearance to enter Gaza after an 11-week blockade partially lifted recently.
- UN spokesperson Jens Laerke stated the aid is being "cherry picked" and does not match needs, calling for reopening all crossings to end the current partial blockade.
- The UN warns that continued restrictions and diversion of focus to the new distribution system risk depriving Gaza of desperately needed aid amid growing famine concerns.
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'Clock ticking towards famine' in Gaza, says UNRWA head
The head of the UN agency for Palestinian refugees has said the "clock is ticking towards famine" in Gaza as he warned that the new US-backed aid distribution model in Gaza is a waste of resources and a distraction from "atrocities".
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