US EditionGaza Humanitarian Foundation Initiative 'Outrageous': UN Probe Chief
- On Tuesday, the UN Independent Commission of Inquiry, led by Navi Pillay, released its newest report examining alleged human rights violations occurring within the regions of Israel and Palestine.
- The report was delivered amid ongoing Israeli military assaults and criticizes the controversial Gaza Humanitarian Foundation , launched on May 26, for distributing food in conditions of war.
- The commission stated Israeli forces committed war crimes and crimes against humanity, including attacks on civilians near GHF points where dozens of Palestinians were killed seeking aid.
- Navi Pillay called the use of the US- and Israeli-backed GHF to supply food in Gaza "outrageous" and said the commission must clarify the motive behind killings of aid seekers at these centers.
- The report urges global solidarity despite geopolitical distractions and highlights urgent humanitarian needs worsened by funding cuts and slow international accountability.
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Israel Gaza aid scheme ’outrageous’, says UN official
The use of the Israel-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation to distribute food in Gaza is "outrageous", the head of a UN inquiry said Wednesday. Navi Pillay, who chairs the UN's Independent International Commission of Inquiry on Israel and the Palestinian territories, joined a growing chorus of criticism of the GHF's operations, and cited its US links. "In every war, the siege and starvation surely leads to death," the former UN rights chief told …
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