
Gaza’s Collapse Threatens Captives
Eliana Fleming grew up in Scotland and made Aliyah in 2012. Since then she served as a lone soldier in an instructing position in the IDF. After later going on to receive a degree from Hebrew University in Criminology and International Relations, she now works as an editor for JFeed, seeing it as an opportunity to highlight Israel’s cultural diversity much like her own

A high-profile humanitarian initiative aimed at delivering food aid to Gaza is unravelling amid internal resignations, international boycotts, and growing criticism over its politicization and security risks. The project, supported by Israel and the U.S., faces mounting doubts about its viability and neutrality as key partners withdraw and violence disrupts aid distribution.

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