US EditionUN, aid groups warn Gaza operations at risk from Israel impediments
- On Dec 17, the United Nations and more than 200 local and international aid groups warned that humanitarian operations in Gaza risk collapse as dozens face de-registration by December 31, forcing closures within 60 days.
- Aid groups say the re-registration process, described as `vague, arbitrary, and highly politicised`, has stalled, leaving millions of dollars of supplies stranded outside Gaza.
- INGOs run or support the majority of field hospitals, primary healthcare centres, water and sanitation services, and nutrition stabilisation centres, and one in three health facilities would close almost immediately, cutting off care for tens of thousands of patients.
- The UN said it cannot replace INGOs if they are de-registered, and closures would be immediate after December 31, with aid groups warning dismantling now appears imminent.
- As winter deepens, officials warn restrictions could destabilise the fragile ceasefire as Hamas says fewer aid trucks enter Gaza while Israel denies wrongdoing and aid agencies report insufficient aid.
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UN, aid groups warn Gaza operations at risk from Israel impediments
By Michelle Nichols A Palestinian man, next to a child, displays the aid supplies he received from the U.S.-supported Gaza Relief Organization, in Khan Younis, southern Gaza Strip, June 5, 2025. REUTERS/Hatem Khaled/File Photo Purchase Licensing Rights , opens new tab UNITED NATIONS, Dec 17 (Reuters) – The United Nations and aid groups warned on Wednesday that humanitarian operations in the Palestinian territories, particularly Gaza, were at ris…
Humanitarian Crisis Looms in Gaza Amid Aid Registration Stalemate
Humanitarian Crisis Looms in Gaza Amid Aid Registration Stalemate The United Nations and various aid groups have raised alarms about the potential collapse of humanitarian efforts in Gaza. They highlighted that restrictive registration processes imposed by Israel could force international nonprofits operating in the territory to shut down.A statement from the U.N. and more than 200 local and international aid organizations warned of the dire con…
In the Gaza enclave, which is nearly 90 per cent destroyed and still deprived of reconstruction materials, running water and electricity, the entire population depends on humanitarian aid to survive. However, this aid, which already does not arrive in sufficient quantity despite the agreement reached on 10 October between Hamas and the Hebrew State, could be further reduced.The countdown, set at 31 December, to close a new procedure for the regi…
DECRYPTAGE - In the midst of a humanitarian disaster in the Palestinian enclave, the Israeli authorities refused to renew the accreditation of several international organizations, accused of "delegitimating" the Hebrew state.
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