Euro-Mediterranean Peace Council Fails to Stop Gaza Crisis
The Peace Council, established after an Israeli attack on the Gaza Strip, failed to achieve its main objectives within eight months, despite a plan worth $2.45 billion for reconstruction. The number of Palestinian martyrs increased from 477 in January to 1,402 in September, as the humanitarian crisis persists, with two-thirds of the population suffering from hunger, facing water insecurity, and experiencing a severe lack of healthcare services and infrastructure. Although estimates indicate that recovery needs amount to $71.4 billion, reconstruction projects have not yet commenced due to a funding shortage. Reports accuse the council of failures and of some members exploiting the situation for personal interests.
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