Palestinian NGOs Reject Israeli Occupation Plan
Gaza - Saba: The Palestinian NGO Network and the Coordination Council of the Private Sector in the Gaza Strip affirmed their categorical rejection of the mechanism approved by the Israeli occupation for distributing humanitarian aid in the Gaza Strip.
In a joint statement, the network indicated that the mechanism is based on the militarization of aid, bypassing United Nations agencies, Palestinian and international relief and humanitarian institutions, and the private sector, and emptying their legal, professional, and ethical roles of substance.
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