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Joint Donor Statement on Humanitarian Aid to Gaza

  • On 19 May 2025, foreign ministers from over 20 countries issued a joint statement urging Israel to fully resume humanitarian aid access to Gaza and enable impartial UN operations.
  • This appeal follows over two months of Israeli blockade that exhausted food, medicine, and essential supplies, while aid agencies faced severe operational challenges and risks.
  • The statement insists aid must reach Gaza independently and calls for accountability measures to protect civilians and humanitarian workers amid ongoing violence.
  • European Commissioner Hadja Lahbib highlighted that the US withdrawal of $10 billion in humanitarian funding threatens global health programs, risking increases of 30% in tuberculosis and 300% in HIV cases.
  • The joint donor statements and EU calls emphasize the urgent need for coordinated funding and principled aid delivery, while cautioning against politicization and stressing humanitarian independence.
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More than 20 Countries Call for Comprehensive Aid to the Gaza Strip

For the first time, the Israeli government has allowed aid supplies to the Gaza Strip. That is not enough, say many donor countries - and criticise a new distribution mechanism.

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GOV.UK broke the news in United Kingdom on Monday, May 19, 2025.
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