Some Israelis Question Whether Any Assistance Should Reach Gaza During the War
A former head of Israel’s national security council, Giora Eiland, asks, ‘Once aid gets into Gaza, who distributes it?’ He says Hamas decides what gets to civilians in need, and how much goes to its own fighters.
Under American pressure, Israel is increasingly raising the amount of humanitarian aid it allows into Gaza. Yet, some Israelis doubt the wisdom of letting any assistance reach the Strip during a military campaign to dismantle Hamas’s control of it.
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