Anat Peled

What the UN would do is it has trucks of aid and it would basically get it in the Strip and then it would get it to around 400 distribution sites, so all across the Strip, and it would get to Gazans. The problem is that Israel has said that a lot of that aid was stolen by Hamas and that that's a big issue because it's trying to destroy Hamas.

Basically, the UN was saying not enough trucks are going in. They would count it by trucks. The aim was like hundreds. But there was just a bit of back and forth also between the UN and Israel, kind of both sides kind of accusing each other of being responsible for not enough aid going in.

Basically, the UN was saying not enough trucks are going in. They would count it by trucks. The aim was like hundreds. But there was just a bit of back and forth also between the UN and Israel, kind of both sides kind of accusing each other of being responsible for not enough aid going in.

Basically, the UN was saying not enough trucks are going in. They would count it by trucks. The aim was like hundreds. But there was just a bit of back and forth also between the UN and Israel, kind of both sides kind of accusing each other of being responsible for not enough aid going in.

During that time, aid was surging. We had hundreds of trucks a day. And that was a time when, you know, there wasn't fighting. And it was, Gazans started to feel like maybe things were gonna, you know, were looking up. And they started to get food that they hadn't seen in the past. You know, things like fruit, meat, you know, things like that are never, never really common.

During that time, aid was surging. We had hundreds of trucks a day. And that was a time when, you know, there wasn't fighting. And it was, Gazans started to feel like maybe things were gonna, you know, were looking up. And they started to get food that they hadn't seen in the past. You know, things like fruit, meat, you know, things like that are never, never really common.

During that time, aid was surging. We had hundreds of trucks a day. And that was a time when, you know, there wasn't fighting. And it was, Gazans started to feel like maybe things were gonna, you know, were looking up. And they started to get food that they hadn't seen in the past. You know, things like fruit, meat, you know, things like that are never, never really common.

There's a lot of question marks about this new aid plan. So we know it's basically an Israeli American plan. The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation is a private entity that's kind of overseeing this whole aid operation. So it's basically registered in the U.S. currently, and they are basically leading the whole effort. But they've also had some crises going into this.

There's a lot of question marks about this new aid plan. So we know it's basically an Israeli American plan. The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation is a private entity that's kind of overseeing this whole aid operation. So it's basically registered in the U.S. currently, and they are basically leading the whole effort. But they've also had some crises going into this.

There's a lot of question marks about this new aid plan. So we know it's basically an Israeli American plan. The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation is a private entity that's kind of overseeing this whole aid operation. So it's basically registered in the U.S. currently, and they are basically leading the whole effort. But they've also had some crises going into this.

There was the resignation of Jake Wood, who was the chief of the foundation. And there's a lot of questions about the funding. We don't know where the funding comes from. That's the bottom line. We've had some Israeli politicians, lawmakers from the opposition, suggest that Israel is funding some of this. They have not provided proof of that.

There was the resignation of Jake Wood, who was the chief of the foundation. And there's a lot of questions about the funding. We don't know where the funding comes from. That's the bottom line. We've had some Israeli politicians, lawmakers from the opposition, suggest that Israel is funding some of this. They have not provided proof of that.

There was the resignation of Jake Wood, who was the chief of the foundation. And there's a lot of questions about the funding. We don't know where the funding comes from. That's the bottom line. We've had some Israeli politicians, lawmakers from the opposition, suggest that Israel is funding some of this. They have not provided proof of that.

So there's a lot of question marks about who is funding this and why. There's also the question of how involved Israel is, which seems, you know, based on my conversations with people familiar and former officials, it seems that Israel did have a big role in this.

So there's a lot of question marks about who is funding this and why. There's also the question of how involved Israel is, which seems, you know, based on my conversations with people familiar and former officials, it seems that Israel did have a big role in this.

So there's a lot of question marks about who is funding this and why. There's also the question of how involved Israel is, which seems, you know, based on my conversations with people familiar and former officials, it seems that Israel did have a big role in this.

Yeah, so this is radically different. So what we have is GHF has set up right now four, it has four planned centers. So you have three in Rafah in southern Gaza on an Israeli constructed corridor called Morag. And then you have another one on an Israeli constructed corridor called Nitzarim, which is more in the center of Gaza.

Yeah, so this is radically different. So what we have is GHF has set up right now four, it has four planned centers. So you have three in Rafah in southern Gaza on an Israeli constructed corridor called Morag. And then you have another one on an Israeli constructed corridor called Nitzarim, which is more in the center of Gaza.

Yeah, so this is radically different. So what we have is GHF has set up right now four, it has four planned centers. So you have three in Rafah in southern Gaza on an Israeli constructed corridor called Morag. And then you have another one on an Israeli constructed corridor called Nitzarim, which is more in the center of Gaza.

So first of all, we don't have sites in the north at the moment, which is an issue because before there were many possibilities to go get aid. But now it's trickier, especially if you can't move or something like that.