Trump Peace Council Presses Israel on Gaza Humanitarian Aid
The group criticizes Israel's response to floods affecting two million displaced people and destroying basic infrastructure in the enclave.
The Peace Council, established by Donald Trump's administration, has labeled Israel's response to the floods in Gaza as insufficient. The group demands the immediate entry of basic supplies to support nearly two million people displaced by heavy rains.
The floods destroyed tens of thousands of tents and worsened the health crisis in the region. The Council requested materials for drainage, sanitation, and temporary shelters, noting that local civil infrastructure remains in ruins after years of conflict.
The reconstruction process and the ceasefire signed a year ago remain stalled. The UN reports that constant attacks persist despite the formal agreement, while Gaza's hospital network is completely inoperable.
Critics point out that the entity avoids severe pressure on the Israeli government despite the gravity of the humanitarian situation. The collapse of a sand embankment in Deir al-Balah, which caused civilian deaths, intensified international calls for a change in the blockade policy regarding essential items.
The escalation of geopolitical tensions in the Middle East raises risk aversion in global markets and may put pressure on the value of the dollar against emerging currencies.
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