Chaos in Gaza: New auxiliary centers open under life -threatening conditions!

Chaos in Gaza: New auxiliary centers open under life -threatening conditions!

Rafah, Gazastreifen, Palästina - The situation in the Gaza strip remains tense, while the Gaza Humanitrian Foundation (GHF) has announced the opening of two further output offices for relief goods. These centers, which were previously closed due to repair work, are intended to facilitate the distribution of urgently needed food and other relief goods. The GHF had already started distributing last week, but the campaign was chaotic.

On Wednesday, the new issuing offices remained closed, which led to concern about the humanitarian situation. According to the UN, more than two million residents of Gaza are threatened with hunger. Israel had previously imposed a ban on the delivery of food and relief goods for eleven weeks before the blockade was relaxed about two weeks ago.

chaotic conditions in the distribution

reports on chaotic conditions during the aid campaign are alarming. On May 29, 2025 there was a storm on a grocery store in which several Palestinians were injured or killed. Thousands overridden security barriers at a distribution station that was secured by armed guards and took place in Rafah. The GHF had originally started distributing at two out of four planned locations, but the payment of the relief supplies was discontinued on the basis of the situation. The humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip is described by many as catastrophic.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio justified the United States' veto in the UN Security Council, which called for ceasefire and unhindered access for relief supplies. He emphasized that the United States will not support measures that do not judge Hamas. In the meantime, the other 14 member states of the security council gave their consent to the resolution.

danger to civilians and international criticism

The GHF is regarded by critics as a potential danger to civilians. The foundation, which was founded by business people with connections to the Israel government, initially received support from the US administration under Trump, but can be increasingly distanced from it. According to reports, there were no effectively carried out controls during the distribution, which increases the possibility that members of the Hamas are also among those seeking help.

The burgeoning tensions have also taken care of international organizations that require an increase in auxiliary deliveries because a famine threatens. Critics, including