The article portrays the deteriorating humanitarian situation in Gaza as Israel prepares to implement a new aid distribution system after a prolonged blockade. This system signifies a drastic departure from the historical practices of impartiality and independence that governed humanitarian aid. Following the forced displacement of the population, aid distribution will now be heavily monitored by the military, utilizing biometric data to control access. As a result, U.N. agencies and international NGOs are refusing to participate, raising serious concerns for the 2.2 million residents grappling with starvation and limited resources.
"The new approach to humanitarian aid represents a stark departure from established principles of impartiality and independence, raising deep concerns about the future of assistance in Gaza."
"Israeli authorities plan to use biometric data to control who can access aid, illustrating a significant shift towards a militarized aid distribution system, alarming humanitarian organizations."
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