Israel plans to grab control of the help of Gaza. This is what that could look like.

Israeli authorities are driving a new plan to allow Gaza to allow Gaza, under their control, after blocking deliveries for more than two months.

But many of the humanitarian groups that should work under the proposed system say that the circumstances of Israel would change the aid to military pressure and the principles of the groups of neutrality would violate.

The idea for the new auxiliary mechanism appeared just like Israeli leaders were Threatening their offensive in GazaAlthough more than a year and a half of war did not succeed in beating the Hamas rulers of the area or to take all hostages to take home that are still being held there.

Israel Conservative shipments of food and medicines in Gaza Has called calls from the international community – including allies – to end the blockade.

But Israeli officials have buried and claim that they propose Hamas to free the remaining hostages. They have also repeatedly accused Hamas of distracting help for his own hunters instead of allowing it to reach hungry Palestinian burgers, who denies Hamas.

What does Israel propose?

The Israeli army said that the coming escalation would include the relocation of most Gaza’s population to zones “clean from Hamas”, which would be filtered by Israeli troops to weed all members of the militant group.

Under the new system, the Israeli army would secure the distribution of help to Palestinians and follow in a series of hubs in Gaza, according to Israeli officials, diplomats and auxiliary groups that are familiar with the proposal.

The United Nations and other auxiliaries have criticized the proposal and suggested that they will not cooperate. And some critics in Israel fear that the plan would take the country a step closer to restoring Israeli military rule over Gaza-a dream of hard liners on the Israeli right wing.

Israel has refused to publicly postpone humanitarian proposals in detail. Israeli officials have generally informed the aid groups verbally to prevent them from putting their plan in writing, according to three officials who are familiar with the discussions.

On Sunday, the United Nations and a coalition of humanitarian groups said in a joint statement that Israeli officials tried to close the existing assistant system and force auxiliary groups to “supply supplies through Israeli hubs under conditions established by the Israeli army” as soon as the government was reopening to Gaza.

According to the proposal, private companies would manage the supply of assistance within the hubs that are secured by Israeli troops, said two Israeli officials. They spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly.

What is the humanitarian situation in Gaza?

When Israel and Hamas agreed to a ceasefire in mid-January, Palestinians spoke that they would finally enjoy a postponement of the terrible conditions in Gaza.

For more than a year, hundreds of thousands of Gazans who have been displaced by the war had been huddled in tents and improvised shelters. Finding enough food and clean water was a daily battle. Lean provisions were linked to eye-water prices on street markets.

During the ceasefire, Israel agreed to allow hundreds of trucks of help and commercial goods in Gaza every day, with fresh fruit, frozen meat and enough flour to drive the price of bread. But it didn’t take.

At the beginning of March, the Israeli government announced that it was that Close the crosses to Gaza to helpWith reference to the impasse in conversations with Hamas during the following steps in the ceasefire. Two weeks later, Israel ended the ceasefire with a huge bombing over the territory.

The Israeli blockade has been in place for more than two months. Israeli officials say that Gaza has sufficient provisions to take some time, even if auxiliary officials warn that the blockade could eventually lead to famine.

“Blocking assistance hunges citizens. It leaves them from the base without medical support. It derives them from dignity and hope,” said Tom Fletcher, the top official of the United Nations at the beginning of May.

Why have help groups criticized Israel’s proposal?

Relieff officials have said that the Israeli plan would effectively leave Gaza – its parts without hubs – without stocks. In essence, it would also allow Israel to control and use the delivery of critical help as a leverage.

“It is contrary to fundamental humanitarian principles and seems to be designed to strengthen control of life-changing items as a pressure-tactics as part of a military strategy,” the United Nations said in his joint explanation with other humanitarian organizations.

The organizations also argued that if they agreed to offer help in the Israeli military zones, they could effectively regard the forced mass relocation of Palestinians of Israel as part of the initiative.