Khan UNIS, Gaza – Seeing her son Ahmed’s bullet-based body in the courtyard of Nasser Hospital in Ghaza, south, he fell on the ground and overcomes grief. Her shouting out of the air, her voice shocked and grieved.
As soon as she screamed, she kissed the face, hands and feet of a 23 -year -old boy. Her six other children and relatives tried to keep her back, but she pushed them away.
She said, “Leave me. Leave me.” “Ahmed will speak again. He told me,” Mom, I will not die. I bring you something from Rafa’s assistance center. “
Before the morning of Thursday morning, Ahmed had left the shelter at Al-Mangasi of the displaced family. He never returned.
His cousin was with him. Ahmed was shot dead in the abdomen after the Israeli army opened fire on a nearby crowd, Majen said United States-supportive Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) Help Distribution Center in Rafa. Others were also killed and injured.
Only in a month, 600 Palestine people have been killed According to the Gaza’s Government Media Office, the Israeli fire near the GHF Aid distribution site was injured by more than 3, and the number of deaths at these centers has risen on a daily basis. What happens to the United States has become a deadly chokpoint instead of bypassing the United Nations Agency.
Human rights organization And the UN officials have criticized the officials of the Officers GHF model Militaryization, as dangerous and illegal. In a report released on Friday, Israeli newspaper Hatestz said that the soldiers of the Israeli army have been ordered to firing in a selfless crowd despite the danger.
Dissatisfaction with the grief of Assamhan turned to anger: “Is it reasonable that my son should die to get food? Where is the world? Where is the world? How long will this harassment start?”
The population of 2 million people, worn by 21 -month tireless bombings and displacements, has been pushed to the edge of the drought due to the restrictions of Israel.
‘We don’t want you, not food’
Inside Moriga at Nasar Hospital, Ahmed, where he did not keep much away, was thrown at her husband’s husband Khalil Al-Khatib’s body. 29. She stood while she was screaming.
She said, “Khalil, get up. Your son Ubia is waiting for you,” she shouted. “I told him this morning, ‘Daddy will be back soon.’ We don’t want food – we want you. “
Khalil had also departed from Al-Masi in search of help. His father-in-law, Yusaif Al-Roomet said that Khalil was careful to avoid Israeli tanks and never expected them to be targeted.
“He was a gentle person,” said Usase. “He was afraid of his safety in the place where everything was fatal, so he could not provide anything for his children. His son Ubaida, who was five years old, asked bread or rice, and he was crying because he could not give milk for a few days of his youngest, just a few days of birth.”
“They use our frustration,” Usaef said bitterly. “Nothing is painful than not being able to provide your family for a man. These places are now in the trap of death. This is not help. This is destruction.”
Usef said that like many others, new humanitarian systems have lost all trust. “We do not want this to be soaked with blood. Let’s go back to the UN system. We are not killed at least trying to eat.”
Appetite, depressed and death
The purpose of the GHF, which started in May in the coordination of Israel, was directly intended to provide food directly at Southern Gaza. However, Israel is not distributed by traditional humanitarian agencies like UN Agency, UN UN Agency for Palestine refugees, without having to relate to Hamas – without deciding evidence. The critics said that the exclusion has led to a deterioration of observation, coordination and security.
Israel has said that it facilitates the distribution of help and only aims to make threats, witnesses, and a different picture in the report.
31-year-old Mustafa Nabil Abu Eid, a 31-year-old Mustafa Nabil Abu Eid, his friend Abdullah Abu Ghali, 39. Rafaha was returning from the distribution point. In their backpack, they were carrying some bags of pasta, rice and lentils.
Mustafa described the trip as a “death journey.”
He said, “We walk about 2 km (1.2 miles) to reach the edge of the zone,” he said. “Then we stop – sometimes hours – without moving the tanks back. When they do, we run on the open field. You don’t know if you will get food.”
He said that people still ask why people still go.
“No alternative. If we are in the tent, we are dying from appetite, disease, bombing. If we go, we will die, but we can bring something back for our children.”
Mustafa has five children. His big, Saba is 10 years old. His youngest – twin children’s Hurry and Nur – recently have been three years old.
“They are crying with hunger. I can’t tolerate it. We look for life with death.”
‘Death Trap’ Distribution
The aid agencies have warned that the drought is already present in some parts of Gaza. The Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) reported in June that more than one million people are suffering from severe food at risk of hunger. Children are dying from malnutrition and dehydration.
UNRWA is strictly prohibited and GHF has offered limited, inconsistent and dangerous access to food, there is no less option but to endanger their lives for desperate citizens.
According to the Gaza government, the American-Israeli Aid initiative started on May 7, according to the Ghaza government, People People have been missing or killed near the help zone. Some may have been buried in a non -marked grave or stuck in the pile or in the entry -entered region.
Call for Responsibility
According to international legal experts and human rights watchdogs, systematic attacks on citizens can be similar to war crimes on a relief site. According to international humanitarian law, the parties of conflict must ensure the protection of the citizens and the unpaid distribution of humanitarian assistance.
In the June statement, the UN office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs, said, “Citizens and civilians are forbidden to attack civilians and civil goods with help workers and distribution points.”
But legal classification for families like Shats and Khatiba does not provide less relief.
Asmahan sticks to a hope – that her son’s name will not be forgotten.
She said, “Just wanted to feed your family.” He did not make any mistake. They killed him as if his life does not mean anything. Tell the world: we are not numbers. We are people and we are starving. ”
This piece was published by cooperation Egab??
