The UN human rights chief has strongly criticized Israel’s decision to suspend the activity of dozens of humanitarian organizations in the Gaza Strip, calling it “unacceptable” and “scandalous”.

The reaction comes after Israel announced that 37 humanitarian aid organizations will be banned from operating in Gaza starting January 1, if they do not comply with new Israeli guidelines. These rules require the submission of detailed information on Palestinian staff employed by the organizations.

The UN official warned that such a decision seriously jeopardizes the delivery of vital aid to the civilian population and further exacerbates the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, where millions of people depend on international aid for survival.

Humanitarian organizations have expressed concern that the new measures will severely limit their activities and hinder the delivery of services. medical, food and emergency for civilians. /message

Source: prizrenpost