Israel is replacing established humanitarian organizations in Gaza with newly approved groups that align more closely with its political stance, as detailed in a report by The New Humanitarian. Thirty-seven prominent NGOs, including Médecins Sans Frontières and Oxfam, face bans under new registration laws, while lesser-known groups that avoid criticism of Israel are being favored. This strategy, described as “humanitarian camouflage,” aims to control aid distribution and limit independent humanitarian efforts. Concerns are raised about transparency as many of these new organizations operate outside UN coordination mechanisms.
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