The Humanitarian Foundation for Gaza (GHF), whose operations began this week, announces in a statement that has distributed at least 1.8 million meals in the population of the Palestinian enclave.
“Today around 997,920 meals have been distributed, with the total number of meals distributed to date to approximately 1,838,182 through approximately 17,280 cards,” specifies the private organization.
The GHF, which indicates that it has now opened four aid distribution centers, specifies that its operations “will continue to intensify, with projects to build additional sites in Gaza, even in the northern region, in the coming weeks.”
A controversial organization with which the UN refuses to work
On Wednesday night, a Warehouse of the Global Food Program (PAM) was looted by thousands of Palestinians. The previous day, a chaotic distribution was injured 47 in a center of the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation. The Israeli army has recognized “citation in the air” of its soldiers, “outside” from the center of the GHF, but “in no case for people.” The GHF also denied any shot to the crowd.
“The PMA has not stopped warning about the deterioration of the situation, (…) and the risks that the limitation of humanitarian aid for hungry helps to have desperate help for the need for assistance,” said the body associated with the UN in a press release.
The Humanitarian Foundation for Gaza, supported by the United States and Israel, announced CBS news The end of his activities in Switzerland after three months. A decision that occurs when the authorities said that the GHF violated the rules applicable to the foundations registered in Switzerland, in particular with respect to the use of private military services for their operations.
Stéphane Dujarric, spokesman for the UN Secretary General, reiterated the refusal of the United Nations to work with the GHF that does not respect the principles of “impartial, neutrality and independence” on Wednesday. He also assured that the UN was doing everything possible to recover arrival help through the Kerem Shalom crossing point.
Source: BFM TV
