Gaza Government: Israel, which is blocking aid, is trying to implement its plans through a suspicious organization
Gaza Government: Israel, which is blocking aid, is trying to implement its plans through a suspicious organization
The Palestinian government in the Gaza Strip announced that Israel, which is preventing the entry of humanitarian aid into Gaza, is trying to implement its plans in the region by distributing aid through "suspicious organizations."
In a statement issued by the Government Media Office, it was noted that Israel has established “suspicious organizations” to distribute humanitarian aid in Gaza and is using these organizations to implement its plans in the area.
The statement declared: “We are determined that these plans will not come to fruition, and we are monitoring closely. We will take the necessary measures to prevent the occupier from imposing its plans.”
The statement emphasized that Israel will not be allowed to control aid and impose starvation in Gaza, adding:
“Within the framework of the ongoing genocide, ethnic cleansing, systematic blockade, and starvation policy against the Palestinian people, the occupying forces (Israel) continue to completely close the border crossings.”
The international community, particularly the United Nations, was reminded of its “responsibility to provide aid to Palestinian refugees and those living under occupation,” and the statement warned that “suspicious organizations will not be allowed to intervene in Gaza.”
Israel halts humanitarian aid to Gaza and resumes attacks
Following the end of the first 42-day phase of the ceasefire and prisoner exchange agreement with Hamas, Israel decided to halt the entry of humanitarian aid into the Gaza Strip as of March 2.
After a ceasefire that took effect on January 19 in the Gaza Strip, the Israeli army resumed heavy attacks on the morning of March 18.
Since the resumption of attacks, 1,574 Palestinians—mostly elderly people, women, and children—have been killed and 4,115 injured.
Since the beginning of Israel’s assault on the Gaza Strip on October 7, 2023, the total number of Palestinians killed has risen to 50,944, with 116,156 wounded.