Palestinians in Gaza say ‘lives will be destroyed’ by Israel’s NGO ban

Aid groups in Gaza and West Bank thrown lifeline as Israel court pauses ban threat
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Palestinians in Gaza are expressing alarm over Israel's impending ban on 37 international NGOs, including Doctors Without Borders, the Norwegian Refugee Council, and CARE International, which provide critical aid to the devastated region. Starting Thursday, the ban stems from new Israeli regulations requiring aid organizations to disclose staff and operational details. Gazan residents warn that the removal of these organizations will lead to a humanitarian catastrophe, exacerbating existing hardships and potentially causing widespread death and devastation, especially with limited medical facilities and financial resources. Ten countries, including Canada, France, and the UK, have urged Israel to ensure the sustained operation of international NGOs in Gaza. Israel accuses the NGOs of having links to Hamas, but has provided no proof.
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AI-ExtractedForeign ministers of 10 countries urged Israel to ensure that international NGOs are able to operate in Gaza.
Israel is moving to revoke the licences of 37 international NGOs.
The ban stems from new regulations that require aid organizations to reveal details about their staff and work.
Only a few medical points remain. This makes the situation extremely difficult and will lead to a catastrophe.
Many children will die, and lives will be destroyed, and many families will be devastated by this decision.
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