The humanitarian crisis in Gaza has elicited condemnation from over 100 aid groups and human rights organizations, blaming Israel and the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation for the deteriorating conditions. With a population of nearly 2 million, Gaza faces shortages in essential goods. Organizations including Doctors without Borders urge immediate action to improve access to food, water, and medical supplies while ending the siege and establishing a ceasefire. Reports have emerged of violence against Palestinians seeking aid, with conflicting blame between Gaza's civil defense and Israeli forces.
Exactly two months since the Israeli government-controlled scheme, the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, began operating, 109 organizations are sounding the alarm, urging governments to act: open all land crossings; restore the full flow of food, clean water, medical supplies, shelter items and fuel through a principled, UN-led mechanism; end the siege, and agree to a ceasefire now.
Palestinians are trapped in a cycle of hope and heartbreak, waiting for assistance and ceasefires, only to wake up to worsening conditions. It is not just physical torment, but psychological. Survival is dangled like a mirage.
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