End Israel's weaponisation of Gaza aid, 100 groups say
Summary
Over 100 humanitarian groups, including Oxfam and Médecins Sans Frontières, have asked Israel to stop restrictive measures they call "weaponisation of aid" in Gaza. These groups claim Israel's rules prevent them from delivering essential supplies. Israel states that the regulations ensure aid aligns with its national interests and aim to stop aid from reaching Hamas.Key Facts
- More than 100 groups signed a letter urging Israel to change how it controls aid to Gaza.
- Groups like Oxfam and MSF report they are blocked from delivering aid unless they meet strict Israeli rules.
- Israel introduced new regulations in March, saying they protect national interests.
- Since March, major NGOs have struggled to deliver aid, with over 60 requests denied in July.
- Aid restrictions have left hospitals without supplies and many at risk of hunger and illness.
- American Near East Refugee Aid reports $7 million of supplies stuck near Gaza.
- Registration rules for aid groups can change based on their stance and activities towards Israel.
- MSF describes the situation as a "weaponised starvation" crisis in Gaza.
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