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Humanitarian Coordinator: GHF Will Leave Gaza, Aid Model ‘Increases Our Suffering’ ➤ After 90 days of forced starvation, “We have here 2.5 million people still waiting for their main meal to stay alive,” Eyad Amawi, a relief coordinator in Central Gaza, told Drop Site News. Amawi, who works with...

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“You survive one trip — but you might not survive the next.” Eyad Amawi, a Gaza relief coordinator, described how Palestinians risk death every time they head to so-called aid distribution centers. The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) claims it distributes “millions” of meals — but Amawi explained that each aid basket contains just a few preserved items, barely enough to feed a family for three days. Families are forced to make repeated deadly trips, where Israeli forces open fire and chaos reigns. “Those with strong bodies can grab a basket,” Amawi said, “but orphans, the elderly, and the sick are left behind.” He called on the international community to stop believing the illusion of aid and demand real humanitarian access to Gaza. ▶️ Watch the full Drop Site livestream at the link in reply.
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“You survive one trip — but you might not survive the next.” Eyad Amawi, a Gaza relief coordinator, described how Palestinians risk death every time they head to so-called aid distribution centers. The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) claims it distributes “millions” of meals — but Amawi explained that each aid basket contains just a few preserved items, barely enough to feed a family for three days. Families are forced to make repeated deadly trips, where Israeli forces open fire and chaos reigns. “Those with strong bodies can grab a basket,” Amawi said, “but orphans, the elderly, and the sick are left behind.” He called on the international community to stop believing the illusion of aid and demand real humanitarian access to Gaza. ▶️ Watch the full Drop Site livestream at the link in reply.

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34,537 просмотров • 1 год назад

📦Two additional humanitarian aid centers will be established in southern Gaza In the coming days, the construction of two new humanitarian aid and food distribution centers in southern Gaza will be completed, thanks to the efforts that the U.S administration and the American Foundation are leading in Gaza. Once the work is completed, a total of five food distribution centers will be operating by the GHF. These centers will replace the Tel al-Sultan center, improving both the response and safety of aid distribution. The IDF, through COGAT , and in accordance with the directives of the political echelon, will continue to enable humanitarian assistance in Gaza while operating to ensure the orderly distribution of food to the residents of Gaza, not Hamas.
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📦Two additional humanitarian aid centers will be established in southern Gaza In the coming days, the construction of two new humanitarian aid and food distribution centers in southern Gaza will be completed, thanks to the efforts that the U.S administration and the American Foundation are leading in Gaza. Once the work is completed, a total of five food distribution centers will be operating by the GHF. These centers will replace the Tel al-Sultan center, improving both the response and safety of aid distribution. The IDF, through COGAT , and in accordance with the directives of the political echelon, will continue to enable humanitarian assistance in Gaza while operating to ensure the orderly distribution of food to the residents of Gaza, not Hamas.

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🎥 Eyad Amawi of the Gaza Relief Committee told Drop Site that Palestinians in Gaza are walking more than five kilometers searching for drinking water, as Israel continues to deliberately deprive Palestinians of minimum required levels of food, medicine, and shelter aid, amid daily bombardment, forced evacuations, and mass displacement. Amawi said more than 2,900 children remain missing under the rubble, with Israel still blocking the cranes and heavy machinery needed to recover bodies and search collapsed buildings. “There is no ceasefire here in Gaza,” Amawi says from Deir al-Balah. jeremy scahill | Sharif Kouddous شريف عبد القدوس
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🎥 Eyad Amawi of the Gaza Relief Committee told Drop Site that Palestinians in Gaza are walking more than five kilometers searching for drinking water, as Israel continues to deliberately deprive Palestinians of minimum required levels of food, medicine, and shelter aid, amid daily bombardment, forced evacuations, and mass displacement. Amawi said more than 2,900 children remain missing under the rubble, with Israel still blocking the cranes and heavy machinery needed to recover bodies and search collapsed buildings. “There is no ceasefire here in Gaza,” Amawi says from Deir al-Balah. jeremy scahill | Sharif Kouddous شريف عبد القدوس

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🎥 Watch | Gaza Relief Coordinator Eyad Amawi from Deir al-Balah: “We have more than 84 camps here—over 180,000 people relying on desalinated water... I can’t imagine how we’ll stay alive tomorrow or the day after.” Amawi tells Drop Site that the EU pledged last week to power the Southern Gaza Desalination Plant—a critical water source for hundreds of thousands of displaced Palestinians in central and southern Gaza. But seven days after EU Foreign Affairs Chief Kaja Kallas smiled for cameras and touted the deal, Amawi says: “There’s been no tangible difference on the ground.”
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🎥 Watch | Gaza Relief Coordinator Eyad Amawi from Deir al-Balah: “We have more than 84 camps here—over 180,000 people relying on desalinated water... I can’t imagine how we’ll stay alive tomorrow or the day after.” Amawi tells Drop Site that the EU pledged last week to power the Southern Gaza Desalination Plant—a critical water source for hundreds of thousands of displaced Palestinians in central and southern Gaza. But seven days after EU Foreign Affairs Chief Kaja Kallas smiled for cameras and touted the deal, Amawi says: “There’s been no tangible difference on the ground.”

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💢 New: “Gaza is not only being bombed daily. Gaza is being made unlivable.” Eyad Amawi, Gaza humanitarian aid coordinator, said Israeli restrictions continue to delay, deny, or completely block humanitarian missions, including medical teams, water deliveries, and crucially, essential life-saving supplies. Amawi said civilians have been pushed into just 30% of Gaza’s territory, while deprivation of food, water, healthcare, and safety is being used to force Palestinians from their land. “Departure is not a free choice,” he said. “It’s expulsion under siege.” He called for all crossings to reopen, the ceasefire to be fully implemented, and unrestricted humanitarian access, warning that history “will judge not only what happened in Gaza, but also what the world chose to protect and what it allowed to disappear.” 🎥 via Doctors Against Genocide
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💢 New: “Gaza is not only being bombed daily. Gaza is being made unlivable.” Eyad Amawi, Gaza humanitarian aid coordinator, said Israeli restrictions continue to delay, deny, or completely block humanitarian missions, including medical teams, water deliveries, and crucially, essential life-saving supplies. Amawi said civilians have been pushed into just 30% of Gaza’s territory, while deprivation of food, water, healthcare, and safety is being used to force Palestinians from their land. “Departure is not a free choice,” he said. “It’s expulsion under siege.” He called for all crossings to reopen, the ceasefire to be fully implemented, and unrestricted humanitarian access, warning that history “will judge not only what happened in Gaza, but also what the world chose to protect and what it allowed to disappear.” 🎥 via Doctors Against Genocide

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🟢Two additional humanitarian aid distribution centers will be established in southern Gaza: Here are the full details:👇 ➡️In the coming days the construction of two additional humanitarian aid and food distribution centers in southern Gaza will be completed thanks to the ongoing efforts that the U.S administration and the American Foundation are leading in the Gaza Strip. ➡️Once the work is completed, a total of five food distribution centers will be operating by Gaza Humanitarian Foundation. The distribution center in the Tel al-Sultan neighborhood will be replaced by the two centers currently being established in the southern Strip, with the aim of improving the response and the safety of distribution. ➡️Since the end of May until now, more than 2.3 million weekly food packages have been distributed to families through the four existing centers. ➡️We will continue to facilitate humanitarian aid in the Gaza Strip, while taking every necessary effort to ensure the orderly distribution of food and to prevent the humanitarian aid from reaching Hamas.
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🟢Two additional humanitarian aid distribution centers will be established in southern Gaza: Here are the full details:👇 ➡️In the coming days the construction of two additional humanitarian aid and food distribution centers in southern Gaza will be completed thanks to the ongoing efforts that the U.S administration and the American Foundation are leading in the Gaza Strip. ➡️Once the work is completed, a total of five food distribution centers will be operating by Gaza Humanitarian Foundation. The distribution center in the Tel al-Sultan neighborhood will be replaced by the two centers currently being established in the southern Strip, with the aim of improving the response and the safety of distribution. ➡️Since the end of May until now, more than 2.3 million weekly food packages have been distributed to families through the four existing centers. ➡️We will continue to facilitate humanitarian aid in the Gaza Strip, while taking every necessary effort to ensure the orderly distribution of food and to prevent the humanitarian aid from reaching Hamas.

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38,756 просмотров • 10 месяцев назад

“These distribution centers have killed more people than they have helped.” REPORT: The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) – an Israeli- and U.S.-backed entity rejected by major international aid organizations – announced it had suspended food parcel distribution in Gaza, blaming Hamas for claimed “direct threats.” “These threats made it impossible to proceed today without putting innocent lives at risk,” GHF said in a statement. “GHF will not be deterred. We remain committed to safe, secure, and independent aid delivery. We are actively adapting our operations to overcome these threats and fully intend to resume distributions without delay.” Palestinian journalist Ahmed Al-Najjar told Al Jazeera English that “these distribution centers have killed more people than they have helped.” He said, “It’s almost tragically comical to say these GHF sites are closed today, as if they were operating effectively” and “making a difference” in the lives of Palestinians amid the humanitarian catastrophe imposed on Gaza. GHF, which requires Palestinians to walk long distances through dangerous areas to collect heavy boxes of dry food, has been widely described as serving Israeli military objectives under the guise of humanitarianism. Since it began operations about 10 days ago, Israeli forces have repeatedly opened fire on civilians gathered near its aid sites, killing at least 118 people. The United Nations and major aid agencies have said they already have systems in place to deliver aid safely and warned that parallel structures like GHF are exacerbating Gaza’s humanitarian crisis rather than alleviating it.
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“These distribution centers have killed more people than they have helped.” REPORT: The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) – an Israeli- and U.S.-backed entity rejected by major international aid organizations – announced it had suspended food parcel distribution in Gaza, blaming Hamas for claimed “direct threats.” “These threats made it impossible to proceed today without putting innocent lives at risk,” GHF said in a statement. “GHF will not be deterred. We remain committed to safe, secure, and independent aid delivery. We are actively adapting our operations to overcome these threats and fully intend to resume distributions without delay.” Palestinian journalist Ahmed Al-Najjar told Al Jazeera English that “these distribution centers have killed more people than they have helped.” He said, “It’s almost tragically comical to say these GHF sites are closed today, as if they were operating effectively” and “making a difference” in the lives of Palestinians amid the humanitarian catastrophe imposed on Gaza. GHF, which requires Palestinians to walk long distances through dangerous areas to collect heavy boxes of dry food, has been widely described as serving Israeli military objectives under the guise of humanitarianism. Since it began operations about 10 days ago, Israeli forces have repeatedly opened fire on civilians gathered near its aid sites, killing at least 118 people. The United Nations and major aid agencies have said they already have systems in place to deliver aid safely and warned that parallel structures like GHF are exacerbating Gaza’s humanitarian crisis rather than alleviating it.

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29,188 просмотров • 1 год назад

SPECIAL REPORT: The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation said today it has delivered 100 million meals since the initiative, backed by the U.S. and Israel, began in May. The UN says hundreds of Palestinians have been killed outside GHF aid sites. And, a UN-backed food security initiative says the "worst-case scenario of famine is currently playing out" in Gaza. Nick Schifrin spoke to former American contractors from UG Solutions, which works with GHF in Gaza, about what they saw there.
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SPECIAL REPORT: The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation said today it has delivered 100 million meals since the initiative, backed by the U.S. and Israel, began in May. The UN says hundreds of Palestinians have been killed outside GHF aid sites. And, a UN-backed food security initiative says the "worst-case scenario of famine is currently playing out" in Gaza. Nick Schifrin spoke to former American contractors from UG Solutions, which works with GHF in Gaza, about what they saw there.

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WATCH: Gaza Aid Distribution Trap Used To Detain Several Palestinians by Israeli Forces A Gaza family says their relative was kidnapped by Israeli forces while trying to receive food aid at the US-Israeli site near the Morag Crossing. He has since gone missing. Gaza relief official Eyad Amawi describes the scene as a “ghetto”—with civilians walking over 15 km through detour routes to collect aid in a humiliating process overseen by Israeli military personnel and an American NGO. He told Drop Site’s Jeremy Scahill that this system is not reaching most people in need—and is being used to snatch Palestinians under the guise of humanitarianism. jeremy scahill | Ryan Grim | Drop Site
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WATCH: Gaza Aid Distribution Trap Used To Detain Several Palestinians by Israeli Forces A Gaza family says their relative was kidnapped by Israeli forces while trying to receive food aid at the US-Israeli site near the Morag Crossing. He has since gone missing. Gaza relief official Eyad Amawi describes the scene as a “ghetto”—with civilians walking over 15 km through detour routes to collect aid in a humiliating process overseen by Israeli military personnel and an American NGO. He told Drop Site’s Jeremy Scahill that this system is not reaching most people in need—and is being used to snatch Palestinians under the guise of humanitarianism. jeremy scahill | Ryan Grim | Drop Site

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📢 “We have no time to save our children”: Gaza aid coordinator issues desperate appeal as major winter storm drowns tent camps Eyad Amawi, humanitarian relief coordinator in central Gaza, told Drop Site News the situation is “absolutely catastrophic” and dire. Relentless rain has already flooded thousands of tents, with more than 1.5 million people “being flooded from above and below.” With sewage networks “completely destroyed,” water is pouring through every camp, even places that “never flooded before.” Lightning has knocked out what little connectivity remained. Amawi says this is Gaza’s first winter with the Strip “completely destroyed,” and warns that families cannot survive without immediate entry of unrestricted tents and mobile homes. “Please,” he says, “we have no time to save our children.”
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📢 “We have no time to save our children”: Gaza aid coordinator issues desperate appeal as major winter storm drowns tent camps Eyad Amawi, humanitarian relief coordinator in central Gaza, told Drop Site News the situation is “absolutely catastrophic” and dire. Relentless rain has already flooded thousands of tents, with more than 1.5 million people “being flooded from above and below.” With sewage networks “completely destroyed,” water is pouring through every camp, even places that “never flooded before.” Lightning has knocked out what little connectivity remained. Amawi says this is Gaza’s first winter with the Strip “completely destroyed,” and warns that families cannot survive without immediate entry of unrestricted tents and mobile homes. “Please,” he says, “we have no time to save our children.”

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11,422 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад

“The term humanitarian absolutely cannot be utilized in a serious fashion toward that thing,” said UN Rapporteur Francesca Albanese, describing the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation as “absolutely a death trap.” She said GHF violates every core principle of humanitarian aid: it creates harm, lacks dignity, and fails to deliver adequate assistance. Over 600 people have been killed trying to reach aid, yet governments treat GHF as a solution. “It’s ludicrous,” she said. “The only sensible thing… is to break the blockade.”
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“The term humanitarian absolutely cannot be utilized in a serious fashion toward that thing,” said UN Rapporteur Francesca Albanese, describing the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation as “absolutely a death trap.” She said GHF violates every core principle of humanitarian aid: it creates harm, lacks dignity, and fails to deliver adequate assistance. Over 600 people have been killed trying to reach aid, yet governments treat GHF as a solution. “It’s ludicrous,” she said. “The only sensible thing… is to break the blockade.”

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🇵🇸 DESPERATE HUNGER IN GAZA: AID DISTRIBUTION UNDER FIRE In southern Gaza, thousands of women and children line up daily in the scorching heat for onions, potatoes, and bread, food that means survival. The American-run Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) says it’s delivered 183 million meals this year, operating under threat from Hamas, which the group accuses of trying to hijack aid deliveries. Aid workers say they move families every few days to stay safe, while critics, including the UN, question GHF’s methods and reliance on private security. Despite fear and hunger, locals say they still dream of peace after 2 years of war. Source: Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, NewsNation
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🇵🇸 DESPERATE HUNGER IN GAZA: AID DISTRIBUTION UNDER FIRE In southern Gaza, thousands of women and children line up daily in the scorching heat for onions, potatoes, and bread, food that means survival. The American-run Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) says it’s delivered 183 million meals this year, operating under threat from Hamas, which the group accuses of trying to hijack aid deliveries. Aid workers say they move families every few days to stay safe, while critics, including the UN, question GHF’s methods and reliance on private security. Despite fear and hunger, locals say they still dream of peace after 2 years of war. Source: Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, NewsNation

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178,992 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад

🚨NEW: Gaza Humanitarian Fund Launches as Israeli Opposition Leader Alleges Covert State Funding The major U.S.-linked aid initiative in Gaza is facing intense scrutiny after Israeli opposition leader Yair Lapid alleged that the Netanyahu government is secretly backing the Gaza Humanitarian Fund (GHF) through foreign front companies. GHF officially launched operations on Monday, saying it had begun delivering food to secure distribution sites in Gaza and aims to reach 1 million Palestinians by the end of the week. But its leadership collapse, legal challenges, and structural concerns have cast doubt on the effort’s long-term viability. Key Details: ➤ Lapid: Israel Using Shell Companies to Influence Gaza Aid Speaking during a no-confidence vote in the Knesset, Lapid claimed that the Israeli government is behind two foreign entities—the Swiss-based GHF and the American-registered Safe Reach Solutions—allegedly set up to funnel Israeli public funds into Gaza aid operations. He suggested the project was orchestrated by Israeli security services under Prime Minister Netanyahu and Finance Minister Smotrich, warning that it may be an effort to control humanitarian access under the guise of neutrality. GHF told reporters it had secured $100 million in funding from an anonymous donor even after initial backers like UAE and some European nations had backed away. ➤ Israeli Government Denies Allegations A spokesperson for Netanyahu’s office said, “Israel is not funding the humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip.” No other evidence has yet surfaced to confirm Lapid’s claims, and no international watchdog or third-party government has investigated the claims. Ambassador Mike Huckabee had previously said that claims of Israeli involvement were “wholly untrue.” ➤ GHF Launches; Wood Resigns, Acree Named Interim Director Jake Wood resigned as GHF’s CEO yesterday, just before launch, saying the group could not uphold the principles of “humanity, neutrality, impartiality, and independence.” He had been approached two months ago to lead the initiative but said the structure was fundamentally compromised. GHF has since promoted its Head of Mission former USAID official John Acree as interim Executive Director. ➤ GHF to Temporarily Rely on NGOs for Food Aid Until It Scales Operations In a letter to COGAT dated May 22 and obtained by Middle East Eye, Jake Wood said GHF would initially open four secure distribution sites—three in southern Gaza and one in central Gaza—with plans to expand to at least eight, including in the north. Until then, “qualified humanitarian agencies” will continue distributing food aid in parallel. Wood acknowledged that GHF lacks the infrastructure to manage distributions independently for now, but intends to assume a more direct role once it scales up. Non-food items like medical supplies and hygiene kits will remain under the existing UN-led system, coordinated with Israel. ➤ Swiss Office Shuts Down; Legal Review Underway Swiss authorities are reviewing whether to open a formal investigation after TRIAL International, a war crimes watchdog, filed complaints against GHF. GHF’s Swiss operations have been completely suspended, and the group plans to continue via its U.S.-based entity. ➤ Widespread Rejection by Aid Agencies and Donors GHF’s model—built around Israeli-designated “safe corridors” and distribution hubs secured by private armed contractors, with aid restricted to pre-approved Palestinians—has been widely rejected by the humanitarian community. The U.N. and major aid organizations have refused to participate, warning that the plan violates core humanitarian principles, risks militarizing aid delivery, and could contribute to the forced displacement of Palestinians—a war crime under international law. Donor governments in Europe and Asia have also reportedly backed away, citing concerns about the fund’s feasibility, logistics, and lack of neutrality.
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🚨NEW: Gaza Humanitarian Fund Launches as Israeli Opposition Leader Alleges Covert State Funding The major U.S.-linked aid initiative in Gaza is facing intense scrutiny after Israeli opposition leader Yair Lapid alleged that the Netanyahu government is secretly backing the Gaza Humanitarian Fund (GHF) through foreign front companies. GHF officially launched operations on Monday, saying it had begun delivering food to secure distribution sites in Gaza and aims to reach 1 million Palestinians by the end of the week. But its leadership collapse, legal challenges, and structural concerns have cast doubt on the effort’s long-term viability. Key Details: ➤ Lapid: Israel Using Shell Companies to Influence Gaza Aid Speaking during a no-confidence vote in the Knesset, Lapid claimed that the Israeli government is behind two foreign entities—the Swiss-based GHF and the American-registered Safe Reach Solutions—allegedly set up to funnel Israeli public funds into Gaza aid operations. He suggested the project was orchestrated by Israeli security services under Prime Minister Netanyahu and Finance Minister Smotrich, warning that it may be an effort to control humanitarian access under the guise of neutrality. GHF told reporters it had secured $100 million in funding from an anonymous donor even after initial backers like UAE and some European nations had backed away. ➤ Israeli Government Denies Allegations A spokesperson for Netanyahu’s office said, “Israel is not funding the humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip.” No other evidence has yet surfaced to confirm Lapid’s claims, and no international watchdog or third-party government has investigated the claims. Ambassador Mike Huckabee had previously said that claims of Israeli involvement were “wholly untrue.” ➤ GHF Launches; Wood Resigns, Acree Named Interim Director Jake Wood resigned as GHF’s CEO yesterday, just before launch, saying the group could not uphold the principles of “humanity, neutrality, impartiality, and independence.” He had been approached two months ago to lead the initiative but said the structure was fundamentally compromised. GHF has since promoted its Head of Mission former USAID official John Acree as interim Executive Director. ➤ GHF to Temporarily Rely on NGOs for Food Aid Until It Scales Operations In a letter to COGAT dated May 22 and obtained by Middle East Eye, Jake Wood said GHF would initially open four secure distribution sites—three in southern Gaza and one in central Gaza—with plans to expand to at least eight, including in the north. Until then, “qualified humanitarian agencies” will continue distributing food aid in parallel. Wood acknowledged that GHF lacks the infrastructure to manage distributions independently for now, but intends to assume a more direct role once it scales up. Non-food items like medical supplies and hygiene kits will remain under the existing UN-led system, coordinated with Israel. ➤ Swiss Office Shuts Down; Legal Review Underway Swiss authorities are reviewing whether to open a formal investigation after TRIAL International, a war crimes watchdog, filed complaints against GHF. GHF’s Swiss operations have been completely suspended, and the group plans to continue via its U.S.-based entity. ➤ Widespread Rejection by Aid Agencies and Donors GHF’s model—built around Israeli-designated “safe corridors” and distribution hubs secured by private armed contractors, with aid restricted to pre-approved Palestinians—has been widely rejected by the humanitarian community. The U.N. and major aid organizations have refused to participate, warning that the plan violates core humanitarian principles, risks militarizing aid delivery, and could contribute to the forced displacement of Palestinians—a war crime under international law. Donor governments in Europe and Asia have also reportedly backed away, citing concerns about the fund’s feasibility, logistics, and lack of neutrality.

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WATCH | Gaza humanitarian coordinator Eyad Amawi outlines in harrowing detail how Israel has weaponized hunger as part of a broader plan to destabilize and demoralize Gaza’s population. Aid trucks, he says, are deliberately routed through overcrowded areas where people are desperate. Israeli forces block local volunteers from helping or securing delivery zones, and drivers are instructed to abandon trucks so mobs of starving people attack them. This isn’t logistical failure — it’s engineered chaos, he said. Amawi argues that Israel is systematically training Palestinians to “normalize” disorder and violence as the price of survival. “If you need to eat, you must attack the trucks,” he says. “If you want baby formula, you must risk death.” Amawi describes the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) as the cynical vehicle for this policy, operating alongside Israeli military attacks to manufacture desperation. He noted that aid is suspended in the central Netzarim area under the pretense of “maintenance,” but the goal is to force Gazans south towards Rafah and into a psychological state where chaos, humiliation, and fear become routine. The larger Israeli strategy, Amawi warns, is to portray this coerced misery as humanitarian relief: “They want to make the concentration camp acceptable for the world, and they’re doing it through starvation and violence.” The result is not just physical collapse — it is the mass conditioning of a population to submit to domination in exchange for crumbs.
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WATCH | Gaza humanitarian coordinator Eyad Amawi outlines in harrowing detail how Israel has weaponized hunger as part of a broader plan to destabilize and demoralize Gaza’s population. Aid trucks, he says, are deliberately routed through overcrowded areas where people are desperate. Israeli forces block local volunteers from helping or securing delivery zones, and drivers are instructed to abandon trucks so mobs of starving people attack them. This isn’t logistical failure — it’s engineered chaos, he said. Amawi argues that Israel is systematically training Palestinians to “normalize” disorder and violence as the price of survival. “If you need to eat, you must attack the trucks,” he says. “If you want baby formula, you must risk death.” Amawi describes the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) as the cynical vehicle for this policy, operating alongside Israeli military attacks to manufacture desperation. He noted that aid is suspended in the central Netzarim area under the pretense of “maintenance,” but the goal is to force Gazans south towards Rafah and into a psychological state where chaos, humiliation, and fear become routine. The larger Israeli strategy, Amawi warns, is to portray this coerced misery as humanitarian relief: “They want to make the concentration camp acceptable for the world, and they’re doing it through starvation and violence.” The result is not just physical collapse — it is the mass conditioning of a population to submit to domination in exchange for crumbs.

Drop Site

29,169 просмотров • 1 год назад

Eyad Amawi, Gaza relief coordinator gives a sobering account of how ordinary Palestinians in Gaza are responding to the latest ceasefire talks. The overwhelming sentiment, he says, is exhaustion. People are barely following the details — not because they don’t care, but because survival consumes every ounce of attention. Most Palestinians in Gaza don’t ask about clauses or guarantees. They ask one thing: when will the ceasefire be announced? Amawi notes that after nearly 22 months of continuous genocidal war, the need for even a temporary pause — to eat, to rest, to bury the dead — is overpowering. Still, those more politically aware understand that the current proposal is a trap. Many fear that accepting a flawed deal will simply normalize Israeli control and lead to permanent displacement. Amawi stresses that any ceasefire must include unrestricted aid. Without that, nothing changes. “If aid is blocked, we will go 60 days without tangible change,” he warns. He makes clear that there’s broad consensus inside Gaza on one red line: no Palestinian negotiator can accept a plan that allows the construction of a concentration camp in Rafah. “We will not forgive them,” he says. “We will not allow anyone to push us into this trap.”
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Eyad Amawi, Gaza relief coordinator gives a sobering account of how ordinary Palestinians in Gaza are responding to the latest ceasefire talks. The overwhelming sentiment, he says, is exhaustion. People are barely following the details — not because they don’t care, but because survival consumes every ounce of attention. Most Palestinians in Gaza don’t ask about clauses or guarantees. They ask one thing: when will the ceasefire be announced? Amawi notes that after nearly 22 months of continuous genocidal war, the need for even a temporary pause — to eat, to rest, to bury the dead — is overpowering. Still, those more politically aware understand that the current proposal is a trap. Many fear that accepting a flawed deal will simply normalize Israeli control and lead to permanent displacement. Amawi stresses that any ceasefire must include unrestricted aid. Without that, nothing changes. “If aid is blocked, we will go 60 days without tangible change,” he warns. He makes clear that there’s broad consensus inside Gaza on one red line: no Palestinian negotiator can accept a plan that allows the construction of a concentration camp in Rafah. “We will not forgive them,” he says. “We will not allow anyone to push us into this trap.”

Drop Site

19,889 просмотров • 1 год назад

🚨 UN OCHA: Israel Still Blocking Fresh Produce, Meat, and Fish Despite Gaza Famine Declaration Eyad Amawi of the Gaza Relief Committee told Drop Site that this is part of a deliberate strategy. “The occupation is creating a generation that is physically weak and incapable of resistance.” OCHA’s Gaza spokesperson Olga Cherevko echoed the Gaza Government Media Office, which said Sept. 1 that Israel is blocking over 430 food items – including frozen meat and fish, eggs, cheese, dairy, frozen vegetables and fruit, fortified foods for patients and pregnant women, and “hundreds of other items needed by the starving and sick.” Cherevko said Gaza is only receiving: •Flour •Cooking oil •Basic ration packages •Limited commercial goods — often expensive and not nutritious. Amawi, who coordinates with NGOs to help secure and distribute aid in central Gaza, warned that war-wounded cannot heal without proteins and minerals, and children are being deprived of nutrients needed for growth – creating “generations weaker in immunity, shorter in stature, and more prone to chronic disease.” He said “the plan is not simply to make people hungry, but to dismantle their internal health systems piece by piece.”
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🚨 UN OCHA: Israel Still Blocking Fresh Produce, Meat, and Fish Despite Gaza Famine Declaration Eyad Amawi of the Gaza Relief Committee told Drop Site that this is part of a deliberate strategy. “The occupation is creating a generation that is physically weak and incapable of resistance.” OCHA’s Gaza spokesperson Olga Cherevko echoed the Gaza Government Media Office, which said Sept. 1 that Israel is blocking over 430 food items – including frozen meat and fish, eggs, cheese, dairy, frozen vegetables and fruit, fortified foods for patients and pregnant women, and “hundreds of other items needed by the starving and sick.” Cherevko said Gaza is only receiving: •Flour •Cooking oil •Basic ration packages •Limited commercial goods — often expensive and not nutritious. Amawi, who coordinates with NGOs to help secure and distribute aid in central Gaza, warned that war-wounded cannot heal without proteins and minerals, and children are being deprived of nutrients needed for growth – creating “generations weaker in immunity, shorter in stature, and more prone to chronic disease.” He said “the plan is not simply to make people hungry, but to dismantle their internal health systems piece by piece.”

Drop Site

30,317 просмотров • 10 месяцев назад

🔴 “Gaza Needs Mobile Homes Now”: Aid Coordinator Warns Children Will Drown Without Shelter Gaza NGO coordinator Eyad Amawi urges mobile homes and caravans to enter Gaza without delay as storms flood displacement camps and families wade through sewage and mud. “If Gaza flooded six times during the first phase of the ceasefire, that means we will drown dozens of times in the second phase while Gaza has no shelter at all,” Amawi says, warning that children will die from cold and exposure. More than 1.3 million displaced Palestinians urgently need shelter, according to UNRWA, which says supplies for that population are sitting just outside Gaza, blocked by Israel. The UN reports shelter materials have reached around 4,000 families in recent days—only a fraction of what’s needed. Oxfam says this is not a failure of “preparedness or capacity” but the direct result of “systematic obstruction.” By blocking basic shelter materials, fuel, and water infrastructure, Israel is turning predictable storms into deadly events. “This suffering is being manufactured by policy, not weather.”
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🔴 “Gaza Needs Mobile Homes Now”: Aid Coordinator Warns Children Will Drown Without Shelter Gaza NGO coordinator Eyad Amawi urges mobile homes and caravans to enter Gaza without delay as storms flood displacement camps and families wade through sewage and mud. “If Gaza flooded six times during the first phase of the ceasefire, that means we will drown dozens of times in the second phase while Gaza has no shelter at all,” Amawi says, warning that children will die from cold and exposure. More than 1.3 million displaced Palestinians urgently need shelter, according to UNRWA, which says supplies for that population are sitting just outside Gaza, blocked by Israel. The UN reports shelter materials have reached around 4,000 families in recent days—only a fraction of what’s needed. Oxfam says this is not a failure of “preparedness or capacity” but the direct result of “systematic obstruction.” By blocking basic shelter materials, fuel, and water infrastructure, Israel is turning predictable storms into deadly events. “This suffering is being manufactured by policy, not weather.”

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26,323 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад

💢 REPORT | Gaza aid coordinator Eyad Amawi warned Sunday of a “serious escalation” across the Gaza Strip as Israeli airstrikes starting in the early morning hours and throughout the day, killed at least 7 Palestinians, including one person who later died from previous injuries. Amawi reported two people were killed in southern Gaza, three in Deir al-Balah, and two in northern Gaza. Strikes hit Khan Younis, a charitable soup kitchen in Deir al-Balah, areas near Roni Street in Al-Mawasi, Tel al-Hawa in Gaza City, and Al-Baraka Street. He also warned that aid organizations and food kitchens have halted meal distribution east of Salah al-Din Road, including in areas sheltering thousands of displaced families around Al-Bureij and Al-Maghazi camps, forcing more civilians westward into already overcrowded conditions. 🗣️Amawi told Drop Site: “The situation has reached a point where it can’t honestly be described as a ceasefire at all. In practice, what’s happening is the continuation of the war through different methods, alongside the ongoing siege and pressure on civilians. There’s no real sign of improvement that indicates any genuine easing of the immense humanitarian suffering people are enduring.”
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💢 REPORT | Gaza aid coordinator Eyad Amawi warned Sunday of a “serious escalation” across the Gaza Strip as Israeli airstrikes starting in the early morning hours and throughout the day, killed at least 7 Palestinians, including one person who later died from previous injuries. Amawi reported two people were killed in southern Gaza, three in Deir al-Balah, and two in northern Gaza. Strikes hit Khan Younis, a charitable soup kitchen in Deir al-Balah, areas near Roni Street in Al-Mawasi, Tel al-Hawa in Gaza City, and Al-Baraka Street. He also warned that aid organizations and food kitchens have halted meal distribution east of Salah al-Din Road, including in areas sheltering thousands of displaced families around Al-Bureij and Al-Maghazi camps, forcing more civilians westward into already overcrowded conditions. 🗣️Amawi told Drop Site: “The situation has reached a point where it can’t honestly be described as a ceasefire at all. In practice, what’s happening is the continuation of the war through different methods, alongside the ongoing siege and pressure on civilians. There’s no real sign of improvement that indicates any genuine easing of the immense humanitarian suffering people are enduring.”

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30,155 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

Israel and GHF are boasting about serving “nearly 6 million meals last week”— but that’s just three meals per person in Gaza for the entire week (following more than 80 days of starvation under a full siege). The GHF also states its meals are 1750 calories each, considerably lower than the 2100 WHO/UN standard. Journalist Jeremy Loffredo visited an UNRWA warehouse in Jordan for Drop Site, where aid intended for Palestinians in Gaza is expiring under US-Israeli blockade. He also speaks with an UNRWA official to find out how the Israeli-controlled Gaza Humanitarian Foundation is failing to meet Palestinian needs. Watch below.
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Israel and GHF are boasting about serving “nearly 6 million meals last week”— but that’s just three meals per person in Gaza for the entire week (following more than 80 days of starvation under a full siege). The GHF also states its meals are 1750 calories each, considerably lower than the 2100 WHO/UN standard. Journalist Jeremy Loffredo visited an UNRWA warehouse in Jordan for Drop Site, where aid intended for Palestinians in Gaza is expiring under US-Israeli blockade. He also speaks with an UNRWA official to find out how the Israeli-controlled Gaza Humanitarian Foundation is failing to meet Palestinian needs. Watch below.

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Jake Wood is a former U.S. Marine sniper who served in Iraq and Afghanistan. After leaving the military, he co-founded Team Rubicon, a disaster relief group that mobilizes veterans for crisis response missions. He is the Executive Director of the newly launched Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) and spoke with CNN’s Jeremy Diamond about the U.S.-backed plan to deliver aid into Gaza using private contractors and bypassing the UN and traditional NGO channels.
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Jake Wood is a former U.S. Marine sniper who served in Iraq and Afghanistan. After leaving the military, he co-founded Team Rubicon, a disaster relief group that mobilizes veterans for crisis response missions. He is the Executive Director of the newly launched Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) and spoke with CNN’s Jeremy Diamond about the U.S.-backed plan to deliver aid into Gaza using private contractors and bypassing the UN and traditional NGO channels.

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133,640 просмотров • 1 год назад