Según el plan de paz de 20 puntos para Gaza del presidente estadounidense Donald Trump, el flujo de ayuda al territorio debería reanudarse en cuanto se firme el acuerdo, pero ¿ocurrirá y será suficiente?

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Israel and Iran have agreed a ceasefire after a twelve day conflict. Meanwhile, Israel strikes in Gaza continue with the humanitarian crisis deepening.

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Humanitarian workers in Gaza are facing extreme challenges as they await the arrival of much-needed aid. The region remains devastated, with widespread destruction of infrastructure, including hospitals and schools, and a persistent threat of hunger and starvation. Aid organizations, such as Save the Children and Doctors Without Borders, report that medical staff are exhausted, hungry, and sometimes forced to donate their own blood due to shortages. 

A proposed peace plan includes provisions for immediate and unhindered aid delivery once a ceasefire is signed, but as of now, no confirmations have been made regarding the arrival of supplies. While some hope persists, especially with children returning to play in communities, the overall situation remains precarious, with aid workers emphasizing the urgent need for sustained humanitarian support.

Los cooperantes de Gaza esperan ayuda humanitaria

En un lugar donde el paisaje es escombros y ruinas, donde el hambre y la inanición permanece una amenaza constante, el presidente Trump ve días mejores en el horizonte. Gaza se va a rehacer poco a poco. Hay una enorme riqueza en esa parte del mundo. Los que están sobre el terreno, como Rachel Cummings, directora humanitaria de Save the Children, se preocupan por el día a día. La magnitud de la devastación en toda Gaza no se parece a nada. Es extraordinaria. En lo que queda de hospitales, los médicos están demasiado cansados para alegrarse, según el ejecutivo de Médicos Sin Fronteras Canadá, Sanaa Baig. Hay una sensación de entumecimiento de la que hablan hoy nuestros colegas en Gaza, sinceramente. Hoy están entumecidos. Están agotados. Tienen hambre. Han perdido a sus propias familias. Tras la ruptura del alto el fuego en marzo, las organizaciones de ayuda de la ONU han estado ayudando a a las familias con los suministros más escasos. Nuestros servicios de nutrición, suministro de agua potable, etc., a personas que se encuentran en una situación desesperada. necesidad. Así que esta lucha por la supervivencia, esta existencia que la gente tiene en Gaza, que no ha cambiado hoy. Según el plan de paz de 20 puntos, una vez firmado el alto el fuego, la ayuda total será inmediatamente a la Franja de Gaza sin interferencia de las dos partes. a través de las Naciones Unidas y sus agencias. Aunque hay informes que sugieren que una vez firmado el acuerdo de paz, un mínimo de 400 camiones con ayuda continuarán durante cinco días, mientras los camiones permanecen parados en el terreno en Gaza, no se ha confirmado nada. Para ser honesto, no tengo más información. Aquí no hay nada. Tenemos la esperanza de que una vez que las ofertas se hacen y cuando los acuerdos se hacen, el humanitario puedan entrar en Gaza. Mientras el mundo mira hacia el futuro, la realidad en las salas de emergencia es terrible. Nuestros médicos con el sudor goteando en la mesa de operaciones por falta de combustible y electricidad, nuestros profesionales médicos y no médicos que forman MSF pasando hambre ellos mismos por la hambruna, teniendo que donar su propia sangre por la escasez de suministros. Y luego está la monumental tarea de la reconstrucción. Hace un par de días, conduje desde donde estoy en Dar al-Bala hasta Khan Younis a lo largo del carretera de la costa y también por el centro de Gaza. Y todos los edificios están dañados o destruidos. Sabemos que el 97% de las escuelas de Gaza han sido dañadas o destruidas. El nivel de devastación de las infraestructuras es extraordinario. Por el momento, la sensación de esperanza es frágil, atenuada por el recuerdo de anteriores destrozos. alto el fuego. Pero hoy, con las explosiones retrocediendo, otro sonido ha regresado. A lo largo del día, hemos escuchado, ya sabes, alrededor de la oficina donde estoy, hay cientos de niños. Vivimos en una comunidad y hemos oído a niños cantando, bailando, jugando, y nosotros sólo esperamos que eso pueda mantenerse.

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Los cooperantes de Gaza esperan ayuda humanitaria

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