Palestinian Tribes Alliance: "Israeli mechanism aims to target Palestinians under humanitarian Cover"
The National Alliance of Palestinian Tribes, Clans, and Families in Gaza expressed deep concern over the scenes of chaos and collapse accompanying the launch of the so-called Israeli aid distribution mechanism in the Gaza Strip, which became evident from its very first day of implementation.
In a statement, the coalition said: "The facts on the ground, including the abduction of a Palestinian citizen while attempting to obtain humanitarian aid, prove that this mechanism is nothing but a tool to deceive and lure civilians. It is a blatant attempt to militarize aid and exploit it for military purposes, serving the criminal agendas of the occupation."
The Alliance emphasized that the true objective of this mechanism is to target Palestinians and entrap them under the false cover of humanitarian work.
It noted that the scenes of chaos and collapse during aid distribution serve as undeniable evidence of the occupation's failure to impose an alternative to the international humanitarian system, which has possessed the expertise, infrastructure, and qualified personnel for over 77 years.
The statement added that the inability of the mechanism's operators, in coordination with the occupation, to control the distribution process demonstrates their incompetence to replace accredited UN agencies.
The Alliance called on the international community to restore the standing of the international humanitarian system and ensure the safe and regular flow of aid to the besieged population in Gaza.
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