United Nations General Secretary Antonio Guterres said the new system of aid distribution in Gaza was “naturally unsafe” and “killing people”.
Thousands of Palestinians dined almost every day to get food under the new system operated by the Gaza Humanitraian Foundation (GHF).
GHF, supported by Israel and the United States, began operations in mid -May. But it faced criticism with the United Nations, stating that it was a way to use food as a weapon for Israeli armies.
According to the United Nations, more than 400 Palestinians have been killed so far seeking assistance from GHF sites.
The GHF bypasses the United Nations and other non -governmental organizations, as the Israeli forces have pushed to the alternative system that they say they say that Hamas prevents help from seizing assistance.
Hamas, classified as a terrorist organization by the US, Germany and other countries, denied the charge. The United Nations has that the group has received large amounts of assistance.
Israel vows to control Gaza and fight until the destruction of Hamas, and until the group returns the remaining 50 hostages, not everyone is believed to have been alive, it is still seized during October 7, 2023, the attack occurred that encouraged the war.
Search for food should never be sentenced to death: faction
Gutres told reporters that the United Nations -led human efforts in Gaza are “strangling” and support workers are hunger. He said that Israel is required to facilitate help delivery in and through the Palestinian region.
“People are killed, just trying to feed their families and their families,” Guterres told reporters. “This is the time to find political courage for a ceasefire in Gaza.”
In response to questions about previous incidents, the Israeli army often stated that the soldiers had carried out warning shots on the heads of the people to transfer them. It has said that it is reviewing various cases, but has yet to publish its findings.
Israel’s left side Hair net The newspaper said on Friday that the Israeli military advocate General ordered an inquiry into a possible war crimes on the allegations that the Israeli forces deliberately opened fire on the Palestinian citizens near the support sites.
GHF says no death near support distribution sites
A GHF spokesperson said that none of the GHF assistance distribution sites had any death, the Reuters News Agency said.
The GHF spokesperson said, “It is unfortunate that the United Nations pursues false information about our operation.” “The lower line, our help is being safely distributed. Instead of throwing out derogatory and humiliation from the sideline, we will welcome the United Nations and other humanitarian groups and to join us and feed people in Gaza.”
Trump says Gaza ceasefire ‘close’
So on Friday, US President Donald Trump was asked if Gaza would follow a ceasefire, for which Trump said: “It is close.”
“We are going to get a ceasefire with thinking within the next week,” Trump told reporters at the Oval Office.
“We are working on Gaza and trying to take care of it,” said Trump.
Qatar, which has been a major mediator in the ceasefire and hostage dialogue between Israel and Hamas, said the talks were going on.
Edited by: Scene Sinico
