1000s of people stranded in northern Mexico by US policies are living in makeshift camps in tents made of tree branches, blankets, tarps, and garbage bags – and the situation is poised to get worse. My latest for @newhumanitarian from the US-Mexico border: thenewhumanitarian.org/news-…
For a few days, a patchwork system to get food into northern Gaza was working. Then, the Israeli military began what appear to be a series of targeted strikes on people helping with the aid. ➡️ This @newhumanitarian investigation pieces it together: thenewhumanitarian.org/inves…
A must-read to understand how emergency aid for starving people in northern Gaza became impossible. Killings, gangs, and lawless looting didn't happen by accident. This @newhumanitarian investigation shows how Israeli forces systematically destroyed aid. thenewhumanitarian.org/inves…
Our @newhumanitarian investigation exposes how Israel targeted aid and starved Gaza.
We spent 7 mths piecing together how UN developed this plan with communities in northern Gaza & how Israel destroyed it.
Please read and distribute widely.
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As northern Gaza hurtled toward famine earlier this year, UN agencies partnered with local communities to deliver aid to the north of Gaza. For a few days the plan worked before a series of Israeli strikes brought it crashing down. This is the untold story: ⬇️
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“If Israel wanted every child in Gaza to have breakfast tomorrow morning, it would do it. I think we just have to ask, why is it not doing it?” Alex de Waal on a panel during last month's UN high-level week via @Eric_Reidy@newhumanitarian:
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'Israel just wants UNRWA to go away, hoping that that will undermine the whole claim of Palestinians having a right to return.'
Read our March in-depth look at Israel's efforts to dismantle the UN's agency for Palestine refugees:
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Read this powerful first-person story by Rita Baroud, a 21-year-old journalist from Gaza City, Palestine for The New Humanitarian. It reads like Cormac McCarthy's post-apocalyptic novel "The Road" – except it's real life.
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How Israel's invasion of #Rafah practically collapsed the aid response in #Gaza. Must read by @newhumanitarian on how the Gaza aid response was "shot through the knees" w/ comments from myself and other aid officials. #CeasefireNOW
‘Shot through the knees’: How the Rafah invasion broke Gaza’s aid response. Israel’s invasion of Rafah at the beginning of May upended already limited aid efforts in the Gaza Strip. They have yet to recover.
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The Pentagon just officially announced that its Gaza aid pier has been permanently shut down. Here's my analysis for @newhumanitarian of why the ill-conceived project, which cost $230m and delivered only one day's worth of aid, was doomed from the start:
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The US is shutting down it's Gaza aid pier. The project was a distraction that did not address the real issues preventing a meaningful humanitarian response – the conduct of the Israeli military and its siege of Gaza.
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If overwhelming evidence isn’t enough to move the needle, what else is needed to force Greece to end this cycle of border violations?- I wrote an article about this for @thenewhumanitarian edited by @Eric_Reidythenewhumanitarian.org/opini…
I spoke to Sam Rose of @UNRWA about the situation on the ground in Rafah and how Israel's escalating attacks on the city are affecting civilians and the ability of humanitarian organizations to continue their already hobbled aid response
“Everyone will have lost everything if this goes ahead, and there’s very little we can do as a humanitarian community.” What will happen if Israel launches a full-scale invasion of Rafah in southern Gaza?
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EXCLUSIVE: Israeli military demolished homes to make way for US Gaza aid pier. The destruction of civilian property to make way for a politically and logistically contentious aid delivery project could violate international law: ⬇️ thenewhumanitarian.org/news-…
‘Our feelings are very difficult as we talk about seeing the rubble of our homes being used to build this port, without even taking into consideration our memories and our lives.’ @muhammadshehad2@EuroMedHRthenewhumanitarian.org/news-…
This is a great podcast episode from @newhumanitarian. @Eric_Reidy with a pessimistic outlook on migration & borders developments this year 2024. But he also points to ways out of the political misery. 🎧 👇
“Migration itself isn't a crisis. It's a normal part of human history and societies. It has benefits,” says @Eric_Reidy on a new episode of the What’s Unsaid podcast, discussing deaths and negative narratives around migration. Listen here ⬇️
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