Israel’s Ban on Humanitarian Groups in Gaza: A Dangerous Overreach That Threatens Real Aid
Israel’s revocation of licenses for 37 key humanitarian organizations in Gaza is less about security and more about control—jeopardizing critical aid to over two million Palestinians amidst an ongoing crisis.
Israel’s recent decision to revoke the licenses of more than three dozen humanitarian organizations operating in Gaza marks a troubling escalation, one that puts the lives of countless Palestinians at risk while raising serious questions about government overreach under the guise of national security.The 37 banned groups include prominent names like Doctors Without Borders, the Norwegian Refugee Council, and Oxfam—agencies that provide essential services ranging from medical care to shelter support for vulnerable Gazans. By halting these groups’ ability to bring in supplies or send international staff, Israel is effectively strangling independent aid efforts precisely when they are most vital.Is...
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