Tag: Aid
GHF says 20 killed in ‘crowd surge’ at aid site
Twenty people trying to get food have been killed "amid a chaotic and dangerous surge" at an aid distribution centre in southern Gaza,...
Ethiopian troops ‘executed’ aid workers in Tigray conflict, MSF official says
Anne SoyBBC deputy Africa editor, NairobiMSFThe bodies of Ms Matas and Mr Yohannes were found between 100m (300ft) and 400m from the wreckage...
Texas Failed to Spend Federal Aid for Flood Disaster Protection
CLIMATEWIRE | In the past decade, as extreme weather killed nearly 700 people in Texas, the state relinquished $225 million in federal grant...
Gaza hospital says 24 people killed near aid site as witnesses...
The Nasser hospital in southern Gaza has said 24 people have been killed near an aid distribution site. Palestinians who were present at...
Mother mourns sons killed in Israeli strike while waiting for aid
BBCDr Abutaha called on Israel to allow in enough food, medicine and fuel to meet the basic humanitarian needs of everyone in Gaza,...
US aid workers wounded in attack
A controversial aid operation for Gaza backed by Israel and the US says two of its workers have been injured in an attack...
Gaza aid contractor tells BBC he saw colleagues fire on hungry...
Lucy WilliamsonBBC Middle East correspondentEarlier this week more than 170 charities and other NGOs called for the GHF to be shut down. The...
Israeli, US-backed Gaza aid group must end, say 130 charities
More than 130 charities and other NGOs are calling for the controversial Israeli and US-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) to be shut down....
Trump’s aid cut risks causing 14 million deaths, report finds
ReutersDonald Trump's move to cut most of the US funding towards foreign humanitarian aid could cause more than 14 million additional deaths by...
GHF boss defends Gaza aid operation after hundreds of Palestinians killed...
The head of a controversial US and Israeli-backed aid group has defended its work after repeated incidents of killings and injuries of Palestinians...
