Keep in mind that Israel closed all borders for admission to Gaza on March 2, after which all humanitarian assistance material could not be entered in Gaza and the threat of famine of about 2 million populations.
Tom Flatcher said in a statement on Friday night, “As we have shown during the ceasefire this year – and every time we arrived, there are specializations, resolutions and moral precisions to help the United Nations and our human partners to save lives in Gaza.”
Ready to proceed
He said that those who offer alternative methods for distribution of assistance materials should not waste time, as a plan is already present.
This document is based on “humanity, fairness, neutrality and non-personal principles of independence.”
In addition, it is supported by the donor alliance as well as most international communities and if humanists are allowed to work on them, they are ready to remain active.
Tom Flatcher said, “We have people present. We have distributed network. We have the confidence of the community on the ground. And we also have a lot of support materials, which are ready to supply now.”
‘Let’s go to work’
UN disaster relief coordinator Tom Flatcher re -mentioned that the human community has done the same thing in the past and can do it again.
“We know how to register our assistance material supply, inspection, load on vehicles, removal, re -inspiring, re -imposing, transport, savings, looting, observation and distribution of their routes -this help material is shocked or overwhelmed without any delay and dignity.”
“We know how to reach ordinary people and how to stop famine.”
Tom Flatcher said, “It’s too much now. We demand a quick, safe and uninterrupted assistance for the needy people. Let’s go to work.”