The EU has negotiated “significant” improvements to humanitarian access to Gaza, including an increase in food trucks and an agreement to “protect the lives of aid workers,” representatives from Kaja Kallas announced Thursday.
The agreed measures include delivering “substantial” food and non-grocery items to enter Gaza, reopening intersections passing through Jordanian and Egyptian aid routes, and allowing for the distribution of food supplies through bakeries and public kitchens throughout the Enclave, according to a statement released by Karas.
It also includes repairing and promoting critical infrastructure work, such as resuming fuel supplies for use by humanitarian facilities and reopening power to desalination facilities.
More than two weeks ago, the crow sent a delegation to Tel Aviv, including Christoph Bigot, the EU’s special envoy to the Middle East, negotiating the “end of starvation and murder.”
Following the resolution of the Israeli Cabinet and a constructive dialogue between the EU and Israel, the statement concluded that important measures have been agreed by Israel to improve the humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip.
A new agreement to allow food to Gaza comes when NGOs and aid workers say their children are sick and almost dying from malnutrition and injuries caused by constant violence and airstrikes.
It also comes as lectures intensified to reach a lecture between Israeli and Hamas officials.
These measures are expected to be implemented in the coming days, and the EU says there is a “common understanding that large-scale aid must be delivered directly to the population.”
EU officials also confirmed that aid will be distributed to the Euroneus through coordination with the United Nations and other partners.
The United Nations Human Rights Office recently reported that it recorded at least 613 killings at aid points run by the US Support Foundation.
A statement released by the Crows also made clear that “measures will continue to be taken to ensure that there is no diversion of aid to Hamas.”
The spokesman also reaffirmed the EU’s position on the immediate ceasefire and the release of all remaining hostages in Hamas.
The diplomats also said the agreement may include the relocation of the EU border support mission at the Rafa Crossing (EUBAM) to monitor the crossing of aid to the Gaza Strip.
The plan comes before the crows discuss it Five options In response to Israel’s violation of the EU Israeli Association Agreement at the Foreign Minister’s Meeting next week.
The diplomat said the agreement on Thursday would not affect current consultations on the EU and the Israeli Association agreement. However, he said many diplomats were cautious about Thursday’s plan and its rapid implementation.
“We need to be more clear about our security, about our actual mission, about the need to avoid being perceived as a promotion of the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation,” the diplomat said.
