U.S. ambassador Mike Huckabee announced a humanitarian aid initiative for Gaza, claiming it is led by President Trump, rather than Israel. The initiative's specifics remain unclear, and it faces challenges as major funders, such as the UAE, have pulled out. Humanitarian leaders like David Beasley are asking for significant changes to the plan, while the UN and NGOs have criticized it for being dangerous and insufficient, arguing it violates principles of neutrality and international law, particularly amidst the ongoing Israeli blockade of Gaza.
U.S. ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee announced a plan for humanitarian aid into Gaza, claiming it is an initiative of President Trump, decoupled from Israeli input.
Huckabee stated the humanitarian aid plan is under development, but specifics, including timing and participating nations, remain uncertain amid declining support from major funders.
Humanitarian leaders, including David Beasley, are requesting significant changes to the proposal, emphasizing the need for revisions before they can agree to participate.
The UN and NGOs criticized the plan as dangerous and insufficient, regarding it as a violation of their principles and international laws regarding neutrality.
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