| Happy New Year Palestine on 12:16 - Jan 1 with 657 views | BanksterDebtSlave |
Absolute c#nts aren't they.
"Israel’s diaspora and combating-Semitism ministry, which is in charge of registration applications, said....."
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| Happy New Year Palestine on 00:15 - Jan 2 with 544 views | reusersfreekicks |
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| Happy New Year Palestine on 08:35 - Jan 2 with 462 views | DJR |
I must be a wrong'un because I make monthly donations to two of the affected organisations, Action Aid and MSF.
As regards MSF, this from an article on its website in connection with the proposed ban.
MSF provides a vast amount of life-saving healthcare, yet even this is not enough to meet the overwhelming needs of people in Gaza. In 2025 alone, with a budget of more than €100 million, MSF teams handled over 100,000 trauma cases; managing the care for over 400 beds; performed 22,700 surgical operations on nearly 10,000 patients; carried out almost 800,000 outpatient consultations; administered 45,000 vaccinations; assisted in more than 10,000 deliveries; provided more than 40,000 individual mental health sessions and group sessions for over 60,000 people; distributed more than 700 million litres of water and produced nearly 100 million litres of clean water. [Post edited 2 Jan 8:37]
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| Happy New Year Palestine on 14:54 - Jan 3 with 310 views | DJR |
If you can't bomb them, freeze them.
https://www.theguardian.com/wo
Tents supplied to displaced Palestinians ‘inadequate for Gaza winter’
Thousands of tents supplied by China, Egypt and Saudi Arabia to shelter displaced Palestinians in Gaza offer only limited protection against rain and wind, an assessment compiled by shelter specialists in the devastated territory has revealed.
The assessment will undermine claims that Palestinians in Gaza are being supplied with adequate shelter.
The findings – based on 9,000 responses to a poll on social media in November, observations “from partners on the ground” and “community feedback” – will raise new questions about the quality of aid being supplied directly to Gaza by individual countries, which have been favoured by Israeli authorities seeking to bypass the UN.
Since the ceasefire in October after two years of conflict, only 20,000 of the 90,000 tents that had entered Gaza were supplied by the UN or other major international NGOs, one aid official said | | | |
| Happy New Year Palestine on 11:36 - Jan 6 with 166 views | DJR |
From Hamish Falconer, the Middle East minister.
"More trucks are entering Gaza, and this is very welcome, but right now, key crossings remain closed, convoys are being turned back, medical and shelter supplies are blocked, and NGOs are being banned.
We joined nine other countries in stating that this is not acceptable, over the recess. The peace plan cannot work if NGOs are shut out. Israel’s decision to ban 37 of them is unjustifiable.
Furthermore, many trucks entering Gaza carry commercial goods, which face fewer barriers than humanitarian aid.
This means, perversely, it is currently easier to get cigarettes and luxury goods into Gaza than the basic medicines and shelter that people so desperately need.
Too much aid is still stuck at Gaza’s borders. Thousands of tents and shelter supplies funded by the UK are waiting to get in.
Families are sheltering from winter floods and storms under rubble. They are suffering from hypothermia and sewage running in the streets. This is unforgivable."
As throughout the conflict, Israel is in breach of its obligations under international law as the occupying power, but like Venezuela, the approach of the UK government has not been to spell this out. [Post edited 6 Jan 11:40]
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