UN Slams Gaza's Aid Distribution: 'Death Invitation,' Centers Shut Down

Gaza Aid Distribution System Criticized by UN: Ineffective and Risky, Centers Temporarily Closed Gaza Strip - The United Nations has sharply criticized the current method of distributing humanitarian aid in the Gaza Strip, describing it as "ineffective" and even a "death invitation." Following this assessment, the Gaza Humanitarian Aid Foundation, a key player in aid distribution, has temporarily suspended operations at all its distribution centers. Julia Touma, a UN official, stated, "The current aid distribution method in Gaza is not only inefficient but also puts the lives of those in need at serious risk." She underscored the UN's approach as the only viable and safe way to deliver aid within the region. Touma further highlighted the UN's successful aid distribution during a recent ceasefire, emphasizing their established infrastructure and secure delivery methods. The temporary closure of the Gaza Humanitarian Aid Foundation's centers has raised concerns about the immediate access to essential supplies for vulnerable populations in Gaza. The UN's statement serves as a call for reform and a renewed focus on ensuring the safe and efficient delivery of humanitarian aid to those who need it most.