It could be a tacit admission of the Israelis who have to do more, but it is more likely to be an answer to the allies.
Israel responded to the international conviction continues and growing to be responsible for hunger in Gaza by announcing a series of measures which, according to the defense forces of Israel (Idele), “would improve the humanitarian response”.
The country is allowing the launch of humanitarian aid on the plane, he held the first release on Saturday night (26/07) and allowed the Arabic Arabic Arabic Arabica united to perform on another Sunday.
The ide also announced that they would allow a “tactical break in military activity” in some areas and would have established “designated humanitarian corridors … to refute the false intentional accusation of hunger”.
Hamas condemned measures as a “deception”. According to the group, Israel was “inventing his image in front of the world”.
Later, Israel performed an air strike during the “tactical break”. The reports of the scene say that a woman named Wafaa Harara and her four children, Sara, Anej, Judy and Iyad, were killed.
Although Israel continues to insist on the fact that he is not responsible for the humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza and does not impose restrictions on the entry of help to Gaza, these accusations are not accepted by their close allies in Europe, nor by the United Nations and other agencies operating in Gaza.
The new measures can be a tacit admission of Israelis who have to do more.
It is more likely that it is a nod for allies who have released strong statements by blaming Israel for hunger in Gaza.
The most recent, published last Friday (25/07), from the United Kingdom, in France and Germany, was frank.
“We ask the Israeli government to immediately suspend the restrictions on the flow of aid and to allow the United Nations Nations Nations to carry out their work to combat hunger. Israel must fulfill their obligations according to international humanitarian law.”
Israel has imposed a complete block of all Gaza aid, limiting the approval of the contents and the management of trains. With the Americans, the country has set up a new aid distribution system through the so -called Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), designed to replace the United Nations Aid Network.
Israel says that Hamas has stolen humanitarian aid from the United Nations system. The United Nations say that they still expect that the Israelis present evidence that demonstrate the accusation.
The United Nations and other humanitarian agencies will not cooperate with the GHF system, which, according to them, is inhuman and militarized. More than a thousand Palestinians have been killed with a gunshots since the start of the GHF operation, according to the United Nations.
A retired American special forces that worked for Ghf in Gaza told the BBC that he had seen American colleagues and idi soldiers open fire on civilians. Both deny having targeted civilians.
Jonathan Whittall, head of the United Nations Office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs (OCHA) in the occupied Palestinian territories, sentenced the methods used by GHF.
Israel told him that his visa would not be renewed after publishing on social networks a month ago that the GHF system had led Gaza to “Conditions created to kill … What we are seeing is a carnage. Hunger like a weapon. It is forced dislocation. It is a death sentence that are only trying to survive. It seems to be the elimination of Palestinian life.”
After Israel announced the new measures, Whittall told the BBC that “the humanitarian situation in Gaza has never been so bad”.
He said that for the new Israel measures to change the situation for the better, it would be necessary to reduce the time necessary to allow trucks to move through the Gaza tickets and improve the routes provided by the IDE for the trains to be used.
Israel should also provide “significant guarantees that people who meet to remove food from the truck body will not be affected by Israeli forces”.
Whittall has grazing and has left Gaza since the beginning of the war, but now he is about to end up unless Israel decides not to withdraw the visa. He says that as the military operations of the IDs continue, “remains an abominable lack of respect for humanitarian law”.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his former defense minister Yoav Gallant are already targeted by the arrest mandates issued by the International Criminal Court (TPI), accused of joint criminal liability for the “hunger war crime as a combat method; and crimes against humanity against murder, persecution and other inhuman acts”. Netanyahu, Gallant and the Israeli state deny the accusations.
Israel has released granulated video images of a cargo plane that launched packs of humanitarian aid in Gaza. A row of parachute was thrown from the back of the plane in the midst of the darkness of the night. The IDE said they had delivered seven packages containing flour, sugar and canned foods.
In other wars, I saw the launch of humanitarian aid, both from the plane itself and close to the ground, during the landing.
The aerial release is an act of despair. It may also seem beautiful on television and spread the feeling that something is finally done.
It is a rudimentary process that in itself will not do much to end hunger in Gaza. Just one ceases the fire and a long and long term help operation can do it. Even the large load plane does not carry so much loaded with a small truck train.
In Iraqi Kurdistan, after the Gulf War of 1991, the United States, the United Kingdom and other countries launched humanitarian aid from loading planes C-130, in particular military rations, extra bedrooms and extra winter uniforms for tens of thousands of people who try to survive outdoors, mud and snow, on the mountains on the border with Turkey.
I flew with them and saw the British and American aviators who launched help from the rear loads of the plane thousands of meters above the people who needed it.
It was very welcome. But a few days later, when I managed to reach the makeshift fields in the mountains, I saw the boys run in the extracted fields to get the help that had fallen there. Some were killed and mutilated in explosions. I saw the families to kill when the heavy packages fell on their curtains.
When Mostar was besieged during the war in Bosnia in 1993, I saw packages of “meals ready for -eat” by the American army, launched by high altitudes, scattered through the east of the city, which was constantly bombed. Some help packages have crossed roofs that had not been destroyed by artillery attacks.
The professionals involved in the rescue operations consider the aerial release of humanitarian aid as the last resource. They use it when any other access is impossible. This is not the case with Gaza. A short journey to the north is Ashdod, the modern port of Israel containers. A few more hours is the border with Jordan, which has been regularly used as a procurement path for Gaza.
Gaza was one of the most densely populated places in the world before the war, when the population of over two million Palestinians had access to the entire track. In British terms, the Gaza strip is slightly smaller than the island of Wight. Compared to American cities, it has the dimensions of Philadelphia or Detroit.
Now Israel has forced most of the population of Gaza to focus on a small area on the southern coast, which corresponds to about 17% of the Gaza area. Most live in crowded crowded stalls. It is not clear if there is also an open space for aircraft.
Parachute aid packages often move away from the people who need it.
Each package will be contested by desperate men who try to get food for their families and criminal people who want to sell it for profit.
Source: Terra
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