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The International Development Agencies Alliance (AIDA) warned that humanitarian work in the Gaza Strip is nearing a breaking point due to Israel’s restrictions on aid entry. It confirmed that current policies allow Israeli control over the type and quantity of aid, leading to the deregistration of more than 30 international organizations, a surge in prices for basic goods such as motor oil by up to 45 times, and limited access to water, education, and health facilities. The organization pointed out that these restrictions exacerbate the suffering of populations who rely heavily on aid, warning that humanitarian efforts are turning into tools of political and security pressure. It also called on the Security Council to send a mission to verify the on-the-ground situation.
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