In a move condemned by humanitarian organizations, Israel has initiated a controversial aid distribution system in Gaza, outsourcing food supplies to foreign security firms after UN and Palestinian institutions rejected it as a militarized starvation tactic. The US contractor Safe Reach Solutions (SRS) has partnered with a little-known Palestinian company, “Three Brothers,” to manage aid hubs, leading to chaos during the launch due to overwhelming demand amid severe starvation conditions. Human rights groups warn this system undermines humanitarian efforts, stripping Palestinians of agency and enforcing compliance through Israeli control.
UN rapporteur accuses EU of ‘consciously supporting Israel’s genocide’ of Palestinians – Middle East Monitor
The UN special rapporteur Francesca Albanese accused the EU of supporting “Israel’s genocide of the Palestinians” after it refused to suspend its Association Agreement with Israel, despite the agreement's human rights clause. Albanese urged EU member states to cut ties with Israel and take legal action, as Israel's ongoing offensive in Gaza has resulted in over 58,000 Palestinian deaths and significant humanitarian crises. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: The UN's special helper for...
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