Not A Moment Too Soon
Gaza Humanitarian Foundation: Israel ready to resume Gaza aid "immediately"
As Israel prepares to launch Operation Gideon's Chariots, the US-created Gaza Humanitarian Foundation announced that the government is ready to allow aid to Palestinian civilians, so long as Hamas is cut off.
The US-created Gaza Humanitarian Foundation announced today (Wednesday) that Israel has agreed to resume humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip "immediately."
According to Axios, Israel has reportedly informed the GHF that it is ready to end the blockade of humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip immediately, with the GHF requesting specific plans for setting up aid stations throughout northern Gaza and elsewhere. The GHF also demanded that any relocation of Gazan civilians be temporary, due to battle circumstances, and for the sole sake of protecting civilians.
Channel 14 reported that Prime Minister Netanyahu has conceived of a "Food Land" plan in which local food industries will be established near the IDF's Morag Corridor north of Rafah, to ensure Gazan civilians can be fed and supplied without Hamas being able to feed and supply its terrorists or resell the aid to finance its operations.