Netanyahu denies Israel is to blame for conditions in Gaza camps
Netanyahu said Hamas is to blame for Gaza’s worsening tent-camp conditions as torrential rain damaged tens of thousands of shelters, officials said.
- On Tuesday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected accusations that Israel is delaying winter supplies into the Gaza Strip, asserting the country is not responsible for worsening humanitarian conditions.
- President Donald Trump's Board of Peace claimed on Monday that Israeli supply delays exacerbated the humanitarian challenge as severe winter rains battered makeshift camps across the enclave.
- British Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband called the situation "intolerable" and demanded an end to "arbitrary restrictions" on aid, while Sen. Brian Schatz urged Israel to immediately allow winter gear into the region.
- Netanyahu argued that Hamas continues to seize humanitarian aid for military purposes, maintaining the militant group is responsible for Palestinian suffering and "cynically exploiting" the crisis to shift blame.
- Torrential rain killed four people on Sunday when a sandstone slab collapsed onto tents, underscoring urgency as Israel continues near-daily strikes on Gaza despite the October ceasefire.
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Netanyahu dismisses claims that Israel blocking supplies to Gaza
Benjamin Netanyahu said the Palestinian militant group Hamas is to blame because it continues to refuse to disarm, a condition of the deal announced by Donald Trump, and seizes humanitarian aid in order to use it for military purposes
Netanyahu denies Israel is to blame for conditions in Gaza camps
TEL AVIV: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected accusations that Israel has been delaying the entry of winter supplies into the Gaza Strip as severe rains flood makeshift tents, worsening conditions in the enclave this week. Netanyahu denied that Israel was responsible for worsening conditions for Palestinians in Gaza’s tent camps, which have been hit by severe winter flooding. He instead blamed Hamas, saying the Palestinian mil…
Israel's Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, reacts before voting in an election section in Jerusalem on October 27, 2026, the day of the Israeli legislative election YONATAN SINDEL/Pool via REUTERS Israel's Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, denied on Tuesday (10) the accusations that Israel would be delaying the entry of supplies into the Gaza Strip. The statements arise after the Peace Council, created by the United States government to over…
Netanyahu says Israel is not to blame for the flood crisis in Gaza, and other Mideast news – WTOP News
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected accusations that Israel has been delaying the entry of winter supplies into the Gaza Strip as the enclave faces worsening conditions this week, with severe rains flooding makeshift tents. Iran’s Revolutionary Guard said a tanker caught fire after hitting a naval mine early on Wednesday. The British military...
Netanyahu says Israel is not to blame for the flood crisis in Gaza, an
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected accusations that Israel has been delaying the entry of winter supplies into the Gaza Strip as the enclave faces worsening conditions this week, with severe rains flooding makeshift tents .
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