Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been criticized for selecting an “obscure” US company, SRS, to distribute humanitarian aid in Gaza without proper procedures, as reported by Haaretz. The Israeli Security Cabinet approved this plan, which involves private US security contractors and aims to establish four aid distribution centers in northern Gaza; however, it has faced rejection from the UN and international aid groups for being logistically unworkable and unsafe for civilians. Amid ongoing military operations resulting in significant Palestinian casualties, Netanyahu is also facing war crimes accusations from the International Criminal Court.
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Hamas, Egypt spar over Gaza’s Rafah Crossing, aid entry
Hamas is pressuring Egypt for the complete opening of the Rafah crossing, which has raised tensions with Egyptian President Sisi, who feels his authority is being challenged. This situation complicates the entry of humanitarian aid into Gaza amidst ongoing conflict in the region. Want More Context? 🔎
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