An internal analysis by the US Agency for International Development (USAID) has found no evidence that Hamas systematically stole US-funded humanitarian aid in Gaza, contradicting longstanding allegations by Israel and some US officials. The review, which examined numerous incidents of lost or stolen aid, concluded that there was no proof of large-scale diversion by Hamas, though it acknowledged some limitations in data collection. This finding challenges a key justification for Israel's restrictions on aid entry and military control over distribution. Despite the USAID report, some Israeli and US officials continue to dispute the findings, citing unverified claims and anecdotal evidence. The debate underscores the complexity of the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and the competing narratives over responsibility for aid distribution failures.
Бъдете първият, отговорил на тази Генерална дискусия .
