Aid Deliveries into Gaza Fall Short of Ceasefire Promises, Raising Questions of Enforcement and Sovereignty
New analysis reveals aid shipments into Gaza under the U.S.-brokered ceasefire are significantly below agreed levels, spotlighting enforcement failures that jeopardize stability and America’s strategic interests in the region.
The post-ceasefire humanitarian aid flowing into Gaza is falling far short of the levels promised under the U.S.-brokered agreement between Israel and Hamas, according to a careful analysis of Israeli military data by independent sources. This shortfall not only impacts the millions trapped in Gaza but also exposes cracks in the enforcement mechanisms crucial to maintaining regional security – a matter far from abstract for America's national interests.Why Does America’s Credibility Hinge on Enforcing Ceasefire Terms?Israel committed to allowing 600 trucks laden with humanitarian aid into Gaza daily as part of a ceasefire deal crafted to stabilize a volatile region....
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