What we are witnessing in Gaza is not a series of isolated shortages, it is a policy of attrition by design. For more than two years, we have observed Israel’s policies restricting the entry of supplies. These policies do not merely delay aid; they dismantle the very systems people rely on to survive.
Farmers say the effects extend far beyond the plots directly hit by bulldozers, with destroyed wells, irrigation lines, and access roads leaving large agricultural zones dry and inaccessible.
Israel persists in maintaining its illegal siege on Gaza, intentionally disrupting transportation and freight by destroying trucks and warehouses of transport companies.
‘Israel enforces comprehensive policy that disrupts the entire supply chain, starting from entry of goods, aid through crossings until they reach population,’ says human rights group
Mothers are losing their newborns as hospitals struggle to function. Israel has denied/restricted the entry of anesthesia, antibiotics, blood supplies, sterile surgical equipment, Women often undergo surgery without adequate pain relief, face life-threatening hemorrhages without blood transfusions, or are denied c-sections altogether.
The near total aid blockade Israel has imposed on Palestine is leading to mass deaths and starvation across the population. Gaza residents remain almost entirely dependent on dwindling aid kitchen meals, which continue to provide vital, yet insufficient, emergency relief.
Israel’s latest wall in the northern Jordan Valley is cutting Palestinian farmers off from their land, destroying crops, and accelerating displacement
Gaza’s Ministry of Social Development warns of a “silent famine” as aid deliveries remain far below needs, deepening shortages of food, water, medicine, shelter
Every Palestinian father faces the impossible task of trying to create a sense of safety in a place where there is none.
In his first interview since returning from Gaza, David McIntosh says he witnessed Israeli soldiers firing open fire on crowds of Palestinians seeking aid.