Aid groups say Israel’s registration requirements are unnecessarily invasive and arbitrary.
Israel suspends operations of multiple humanitarian organizations in Gaza, including Doctors Without Borders
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‘We hate winter’: Palestinians face the rain without shelters as Israel blocks tents
In violation of the ceasefire, Israel continues to block tents from entering Gaza, leaving displaced families to face a harsh winter.
‘Almost wiped out’: Israeli restrictions stifle recovery of Gaza’s farmlands
Almost no agricultural equipment or even seeds have entered Gaza since October 2023, as farmlands lie in ruin amidst ecological destruction.
‘Nothing has changed’: Gaza health workers report almost no medical aid entering the strip
Israel continues to block medical supplies, equipment, and assistive devices classified as ‘dual-use’ items.
Gaza’s children face genetic harm ‘for generations to come’ from Israel’s genocide
Scientists warn war and starvation will alter Gaza children’s genes, risking lasting harm for future generations.
We Promised Them We Would Return
In 2008, we promised the Palestinians in Gaza we would return. We intend to keep that promise until Gaza is free.
This Yom Kippur, There Will Be No Forgiveness for Israel’s Sins in Gaza
Israeli media: Israel is not sending Gazans to ‘humanitarian spaces,’ but forcibly displacing and ethnically cleansing them – war crimes and crimes against humanity that only serve to make the humanitarian disaster even worse, and perpetuate irreversible demographic change.
Collaborate or leave: Israel’s cruel ultimatum to humanitarian groups in Gaza
Under the guise of re-registration, Israel seeks to force all international NGOs to comply with the GHF model, turning aid into a vehicle for ethnic cleansing.
The hunger we face in Gaza is Israel’s weapon of war. Please don’t look away.
“Hunger and displacement are not accidental. They are deliberate, part of Israel’s plan. Hunger is not faceless. It is the hollow eyes of every child in Gaza.” – USA Today
Israel’s top court says government is not giving Palestinian prisoners enough food
Israel’s high court ruled that the government has failed to provide Palestinian prisoners with adequate food for basic subsistence. In March, a 17-year-old Palestinian boy died at an Israeli prison and doctors said starvation was likely the main cause of death.