Trump Peace Council Criticizes Israel Over Gaza Aid Delays
Translated & summarized from Maariv by baba
The Trump Peace Council has warned Israel that its response to severe flooding in Gaza is insufficient, demanding the immediate allowance of humanitarian aid. The council stated that delays in aid entry have also harmed efforts to disarm Hamas. This comes after heavy flooding created an immediate humanitarian emergency in the Gaza Strip.
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- Trump Peace Council warns Israel's response to Gaza floods is insufficient.
- Council demands Israel allow entry of humanitarian equipment for shelter and sanitation.
- Delays in aid entry have reportedly harmed efforts to disarm Hamas.
- The council cited an immediate humanitarian emergency due to recent heavy floods.
- Israel is urged to fulfill commitments under the Sharm El Sheikh humanitarian protocol.
The Trump Peace Council has issued a warning to Israel, stating that its response to the severe flooding in the Gaza Strip has been insufficient. The council, founded by Donald Trump, is demanding that Israel permit the entry of humanitarian equipment to address the immediate humanitarian emergency caused by recent heavy floods.
The council emphasized that the delivery of shelter, sanitation, and drainage equipment is crucial for protecting civilian lives and preventing further deterioration of living conditions. According to the council, they have explicitly requested the Israeli government to approve the entry of materials for establishing temporary shelters, rehabilitating water and sanitation infrastructure, managing waste, and removing sewage.
Furthermore, the council urged Israel to fulfill its commitments under the Sharm El Sheikh humanitarian protocol. The council also accused Israel of causing delays that have negatively impacted the process of disarming Hamas, claiming these delays have hindered efforts to demilitarize the organization.
