Report: Emirates do not want to finance a new plan for gaza help

According to a media report, the United Arab Emirates do not want to finance a new plan for the delivery of relief goods in the Gaza Strip. The Emirates have rejected a corresponding Israeli request, reports the newspaper The Times of Israel Citing a high -ranking civil servant familiar with the matter.

Accordingly, the head of the Israeli authority Cogat, General Major Ghassan Alian, and the Minister of Strategic Affairs, Ron Dermer, most recently traveled to the golf state, to ask the Minister of the United Arab Emirate for International Cooperation, Reem Al Hashimi, to ask for support.
According to the report, however, she rejected this because, in her opinion, the plan was not suitable to solve the humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip.

For more than two months, the Israeli military has no longer let aid deliveries in the Gaza Strip. The armed forces accuse the terrorist organization of Hamas to sell the relief supplies to the needy population at excessive prices and to pay their fighters and weapons with the income.