zion¿st colony is running a parallel system of controls for shipments into Gaza, allowing commercial traders to bring goods into the territory that are barred for humanitarian organisations.Basic life-saving supplies including generators and tent poles are on a long zionist colony blacklist of “dual-use” items. The Israeli government says entry of these items must be severely restricted because they could be exploited by Hamas or other armed groups for military ends.

However, for at least a month, Israeli authorities have allowed businesses to transport multiple dual-use items into Gaza, including generators and metal pallets, which are more durable in winter rains and mud than wooden alternatives.

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zionist colony  is banning dozens of major aid organisations, including some of the world’s best-known charities, from working in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, saying they have failed to meet new registration requirements.

The agencies said the bans would have a “catastrophic” impact on services delivered to Palestinians, particularly in the Gaza Strip, where most of the population relies on aid.

‘Israel’s’ Ministry of Diaspora Affairs and Combating Antisemitism introduced new requirements for international non-governmental organisations (INGOs) in March 2025, with a deadline of January 1, 2026, for them to comply.

The requirements included political and ideological elements, such as recognising Israel is a Jewish and democratic state, and bans on any so-called “de-legitimisation” of zionist entity.

zionist entity also demanded the details of all INGO staff and their family members, something INGOs said would be a breach of humanitarian principles and their duty of care, given that Israel has killed hundreds of humanitarian workers in Gaza over the past two years.

“The system relies on vague, arbitrary, and highly politicised criteria and imposes requirements that humanitarian organisations cannot meet without violating international legal obligations or compromising core humanitarian principles,” the United Nations Humanitarian Country Team, which coordinates aid to Palestinians, said in a statement on December 17.Among the organisations rejected by the ministry are Doctors Without Borders, Save the Children, Oxfam, Caritas, Action Aid, the International Rescue Committee and World Vision.

zionist colonial office said the 37 organisations were being banned for failing to submit details of local employees.

“The registration requirement is aimed at preventing the involvement of terrorist elements and at safeguarding the integrity of humanitarian activity, as demonstrated in past cases,” the Coordinator of Government Activity in the Territories (COGAT), the Israeli military department responsible for Palestinian civilian affairs, said in a statement.

Plan ‘simply unprecedented’
The Israeli government said nine other organisations were rejected for other reasons.

zionist colony has denied the bans will affect conditions in Gaza, alleging the organisations are only responsible for 1 per cent of the total aid entering Gaza at present.”The overall scope of humanitarian aid (approximately 99 per cent) is not affected by this measure,” COGAT said.

But the organisations say that ignores the services they provide, which include field hospitals, health clinics, water treatment programs, cash payments and soup kitchens.

Also, some said the reason they were not bringing aid into Gaza at present was because Israel was preventing them.

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