Organizations surround Israel over Gaza humanitarian aid, say it ‘cannot even meet U.S. demands’

Jerusalem: International aid groups have leveled serious accusations that Israel is not allowing humanitarian aid to be delivered to the people of Gaza, who have been suffering from the effects of a fierce war for more than a year. Multiple groups claim Israel has failed to meet U.S. demands to allow more humanitarian aid to reach the war-torn Gaza Strip. International aid groups provided the information on Tuesday.

Let us tell you that last month, US President Joe Biden’s administration called on Israel to send more food and “increased” other emergency aid to Gaza, setting a 30-day deadline until Tuesday. The government also warned Israel of consequences if it did not meet the demands. The United States has warned Israel that it must increase the amount of humanitarian aid to Gaza within the next 30 days. Otherwise he could risk losing U.S. weapons.

Now Israel claims to improve the situation in Gaza

Israel has now announced a number of measures to improve the situation in Gaza. But U.S. officials recently said Israel still wasn’t doing enough. However, he did not say whether he would take any action against it. Israel’s new Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar told reporters on Monday that he was confident “this issue will be resolved.” A report released on Tuesday by eight international aid groups outlined 19 U.S. demands. The report states that Israel has failed to comply with 15 measures and has only partially complied with 4 measures.

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin called on Israel in a letter signed on October 13 to allow at least 350 truckloads of goods per day to enter Gaza, open a fifth entrance into the besieged area, and allow residents to live in Gaza People in coastal tent camps will be moved inland ahead of winter, ensuring aid groups have access to hard-hit northern Gaza. (Associated Press)

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