Guterres kutsus Iisraeli üles tühistama vabaühenduste keeldu Gazas

Guterres kutsus Iisraeli üles tühistama vabaühenduste keeldu Gazas

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Guterres Calls on Israel to Lift Ban on NGOs in Gaza

António Guterres rääkis, et . Ta palus Iisraeli ele.
ÜRO pressiesindaja Stephane Dujarric ütles, et Guterres tahab, et keeld tühistataks. Ta rõhutas, et teevad . Keelu tõttu võib .
Iisrael 37 välisriigi humanitaarorganisatsioonile. Need organisatsioonid ei andnud Palestiina töötajate nimekirju Iisraeli ametnikele.
(MSF) on . MSF-l on Palestiinas 1200 töötajat, enamik Gazas. Keelu all olevad organisatsioonid peavad oma tegevuse lõpetama 1. märtsiks.
Paljud organisatsioonid ütlevad, et nõuded on vastuolus . Nad arvavad, et see .
Iisrael ütleb, et uus reegel aitab Palestiinas.
18 Iisraeli vasakpoolset organisatsiooni kritiseerisid uut keeldu. Nad ütlesid, et uus reegel rikub .
ÜRO andmetel on Gaza hoonetest 80% . Taristu on väga halvas seisukorras.
Palestiina vabaühenduste direktori Amjad Al-Shawa sõnul on 1,5 miljonit Gazalast . Gaza elanikke on kokku üle 2 miljoni.
UN Secretary-General António Guterres expressed concern about the situation in Gaza. He called on Israel to lift the ban on humanitarian organizations.
UN spokesperson Stephane Dujarric said Guterres wants the ban to be lifted. He emphasized that humanitarian organizations carry out crucial work. The ban could worsen the peace process.
Israel has blocked access to Gaza for 37 foreign humanitarian organizations. These organizations did not provide lists of Palestinian employees to Israeli officials.
Doctors Without Borders (MSF) is among the banned organizations. MSF has 1,200 staff in Palestine, most of them in Gaza. Organizations under the ban must cease their operations by March 1.
Many organizations say the demands are inconsistent with international law. They believe it threatens their independence.
Israel says the new rule helps prevent support for terrorism in Palestine.
18 Israeli left-wing organizations criticized the new ban. They said the new rule violates the principles of humanitarian aid.
According to UN data, 80% of Gaza's buildings have been destroyed or damaged. The infrastructure is in very poor condition.
Amjad Al-Shawa, director of Palestinian NGOs, said 1.5 million Gazans have lost their homes. The total population of Gaza is over 2 million.