Now announced veto to interrupt fire in Gaza, help does not come
The United States told their Allied Israel that they would invest a veto at the request of the UN Security Council for the « current, unconditional and permanent interruption of fire » between Israel and Hamas in Gaza, Axios Portal reported on Wednesday. The Security Council with its 15 members will vote on the proposal, which has outlined ten members, which also requires access to humanitarian assistance in Gaza’s belt. Experts warn that the population is threatened with hunger, and help has come in limited quantities since Israel has abolished the 11-week blockade on May 19.
The US mission at the UN said on Tuesday that she would not comment on what measures considered in advance. Israel rejects calls to an unconditional or permanent truce, claiming that Hamas should not be allowed to stay in Gaza. The vote comes at a time when the charity Foundation for Gaza (GHF) did not share help on Wednesday because he asks the Israeli army to increase the safety of civilians outside the radius of safe distribution zones after the deadly incident.
The Foundation announced that it had asked the Israeli army to « direct the movement movement so that it reduced the possibility of confusion or escalation » near military positions, to make clearer instructions for civilians and to improve civilian protection training. Hospital sources state that in a three -day period, in the end with Tuesday, more than 80 people were killed and hundreds wounded at a assistance site.
« Our main priority remains the safety and dignity of civilian civilians, » said GHF spokesman.
The new division system for more than two million Gaza residents, which takes place in only three locations, was introduced in the midst of a fierce Israeli offensive late last month. The UN and other humanitarian organizations warn that the model, which participates in US private security and logistical companies, leads to a militarization of humanitarian aid.
