Late at night, the Israeli National Security Council unanimously approved the intensification of the large scale of military operations in the Gaza Strip, as well as a plan to begin to re -enter the enclave, “in a way that guarantees that it will not abuse it”.

A few hours later, the UN made it clear that it rejects the plan for humanitarian aid traditions, as this will be done under the terms of its army and is dangerous to civilians.

What does the Israeli humanitarian plan predict

According to a statement made public by the OCHA Coordination Office (OCHA), Israel wants the UN to approve the distribution of supplies through Israeli control points and conditional terms set by its army.

The organization explained that this plan, if implemented, would violate fundamental humanitarian principles while It looks “designed to enhance control over species that guarantee survival, as a tactic of pressure – in the context of military strategy”.

UN team warned that this means that civilians will be forced to go to military zones to take food and that this would endanger both their own lives and those of humanitarian organizations.

In addition, he emphasized that people with limited mobility will not receive help, while the proposal would mean further coercive displacements.
The UN emphasized that it will almost only be in favor of humanitarian principles such as neutrality, impartiality, independence and humanity.

Israel has not allowed the last two months, from March 2, to enter humanitarian aid to the besieged Palestinian Palestinian pocket of 2.4 million inhabitants, which has triggered accusations of using famine as a weapon. UN executives do not stop warning against the danger of starring starvation and hospitals not being able to treat injuries and sick people.

The Netanyahu government says that the absolute blockade of the Thylakos aims to force Hamas to release the hostages who are still being held in the Gaza Strip after the raid on October 7, 2023.