"The best way to predict the future is to create it." — Peter Drucker
The Israel-Palestine conflict has intensified following a series of deadly airstrikes in Gaza, leaving the international community grappling with the urgent need for a humanitarian response. The situation is critical as essential aid delivery to Gazans remains uncertain, with the proposed new system backed by the US and Israel awaiting implementation.
Overnight, Israel launched a wave of airstrikes targeting Gaza, causing casualties and further exacerbating the already dire circumstances faced by civilians. The attacks have sparked global concern, focusing attention on the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, a newly established entity backed by the United States and Israel, which has pledged to facilitate essential aid deliveries to the region.
The Foundation had planned to inaugurate its operations on Monday, aiming to provide much-needed assistance to the embattled population. However, the recent escalation in hostilities has cast doubt on this timeline. There are growing fears that the delay in aid delivery could have devastating consequences, as the civilian infrastructure in Gaza lies in ruins and access to essential supplies remains limited.
Palestinian casualties are on the rise, with widespread destruction of homes, hospitals, and crucial infrastructure. The attacks have caused a severe disruption in the flow of essential
