Updated On: 04 May, 2025 07:32 AM IST | Tel Aviv | Agencies
But officials from the UN and aid groups say proposals Israel has floated to use its military to distribute vital supplies are untenable

Palestinians line up to receive hot meals, distributed by charity organisations, as the Israeli embargo and attacks continue in Gaza City. PIC/Getty Images
Israel has blocked aid from entering Gaza for two months and says it won’t allow food, fuel, water or medicine into the besieged territory until it puts in place a system giving it control over the distribution.
But officials from the UN and aid groups say proposals Israel has floated to use its military to distribute vital supplies are untenable. UN officials say this would allow military and political objectives to impede humanitarian goals, put restrictions on who is eligible to give and receive aid, and could force large numbers of Palestinians to move — which would violate international law.