El primer ministro Benjamin Netanyahu afirma que Israel controlará la totalidad de Gaza, a pesar de la creciente presión internacional que le obligó a levantar un bloqueo de casi tres meses sobre los suministros de ayuda que dejó al enclave al borde de la hambruna.

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Israeli officials have approved the entry of what they describe as a "basic" amount of aid into Gaza, following recommendations from the Israel Defense Forces. This decision comes after an extended blockade on aid shipments that had left the enclave facing widespread food shortages, with international organisations warning of potential famine.

According to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel will maintain control over the entire Gaza Strip. He stated that allowing limited food aid is part of Israel’s ongoing military objectives. The specifics of what constitutes "basic" aid were not clarified, but aid is reportedly beginning to move across the border.

United Nations officials confirmed they were contacted regarding the resumption of aid deliveries but raised concerns about the logistics, given the ongoing bombardments in Gaza and the safety of aid workers. Israeli authorities reiterated concerns about Hamas potentially intercepting aid and indicated they would take steps to prevent this.

The blockade, imposed in early March, was originally intended to pressure Hamas to surrender, lay down arms, and release hostages. Concurrently, Israeli forces have intensified military operations in both the northern and southern areas of Gaza, including new incursions and increased airstrikes.

Evacuation orders were issued for several neighbourhoods, with Israeli officials stating around 60,000 people were instructed to move for their safety. Humanitarian organisations continue to raise questions about where displaced residents can go, as military operations and bombardments persist.



Israel dice que permitirá la entrada en Gaza de una cantidad "básica" de alimentos

Sí, así que sólo como una especie de recordatorio rápido para todo el mundo, no fue hace mucho tiempo que el IPC dijo que toda la población de Gaza se enfrenta a una prolongada escasez de alimentos, que la mitad millón de personas se encontraban en un estado catastrófico de hambre, y advirtió que si nada cambiaba, se produciría una hambruna generalizada. Ayer, en la reunión del Gabinete de Seguridad en Israel, los funcionarios aprobaron una medida para permitir ayuda a Gaza. Se dijo que sería ayuda básica. La recomendación fue hecha por las Fuerzas de Defensa de Israel. No sabemos exactamente qué entienden por ayuda básica, pero se dice que la ayuda empieza a moverse a través de la frontera. Funcionarios de las Naciones Unidas habían estado planteando preguntas, diciendo que fueron contactados sobre esto, pero que tenían muchas preguntas sobre cómo ocurrirá, dados los intensos bombardeos que se están llevando a cabo en Gaza y garantizar la seguridad de sus trabajadores. Escuchamos esta mañana al Primer Ministro de Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu. Publicó un mensaje en las redes sociales diciendo que permitir la ayuda alimentaria se destinaría a sus objetivos de guerra. Escuchemos su mensaje publicado en la plataforma de medios sociales Telegram. Así que él está diciendo allí que el hambre no puede suceder, que todavía hay preocupaciones en curso sobre Hamas robando la ayuda y que tomarán medidas para asegurar que eso no suceda. ocurra. Por supuesto, debemos destacar el hecho de que Israel puso un bloqueo a todos los envíos de ayuda el 2 de marzo, diciendo que era para presionar a Hamas a deponer las armas, a rendirse y liberar a todos los rehenes. Y así como hemos estado informando también, también estamos escuchando acerca de esta nueva incursión en Gaza. ¿Qué estamos aprendiendo sobre eso? Así es. Así que esto empezó justo el otro día. Es una operación intensa. Estas son algunas imágenes de los alrededores del Hospital Nasser que nos ha proporcionado un videoperiodista freelance que trabaja con la CBC. Las fuerzas de defensa israelíes dicen que hubo ataques en toda Gaza en el norte y en el sur. Están intensificando las operaciones, diciendo que esto va hacia sus objetivos de guerra. Como acabo de mencionar, esos objetivos han sido reafirmados por funcionarios israelíes para liberar a todos los de los rehenes, así como conseguir la rendición de Hamas. Los oficiales israelíes dicen que tomarán, asegurarán toda Gaza y luego reubicarán a la población por su propia seguridad. La semana pasada se emitieron órdenes de evacuación en varios barrios del norte y del sur de la ciudad. el sur. Funcionarios israelíes dicen que alrededor de 60.000 personas se les dijo que una vez más salir. La cuestión de a dónde van sigue siendo una pregunta muy seria que se están haciendo un número de organizaciones humanitarias. Pero esos bombardeos continúan y dicen que seguirán intensificándose. Linda. Muchas gracias por esto, Crystal. De nada.

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