Hello everyone, again I apologize for being back at it again with the excessive updates, but I would like to keep encouraging people to keep talking about and sharing what is going on in Gaza. 

This week, the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation closed its only food distribution point in Central Gaza, forcing tens of thousands of Palestinians to travel long distances toward the South of Gaza in search of food. Al Jazeera reporter Tareq Abu Azzoum stated on Wednesday July the 9th that GHF suspended operations at the Central Gaza site without prior notice. Adding to the danger and confusing of starving Palestinians risking their lives to access a box of food. Abu Azzoum stated that "The three aid hubs that remain operational are in the south, meaning that for hundreds of thousands of Palestinians in Central Gaza, the route to get aid will be a lengthy, dangerous trip on foot. This concentration of aid in the south corresponds to what Israel is outlining under it's proposal for a so-called 'humanitarian' city amid the ruins of Rafah, which would see the transfer of Palestinians from other parts of Gaza. Palestinians are saying they fear Israel might forcibly prevent them from returning."

And more on this concentration camp, Netanyahu is not ruling out the option of Israel running the compound set to be established in Rafah. "When the construction of the city is completed, and everyone and almost everyone has moved south, the question will arise as to who operates these zones, the humanitarian island to be established in the south," the official said. The prime minister thinks that in the short term "we should not be afraid to do the job."

A proposal seen by the Reuters news agency, notably bearing the name of the GHF, described a plan to build concentration camps called 'humanitarian transit areas' inside and possible outside Gaza for Palestinians. Reuters reported that the $2 billion plan was created sometime after February 11th, and carrying the name of the US backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation or GHF was submitted to the Trump administration according to two sources, one of whom said it was recently discussed in the White House.

The plan, reviewed by Reuters, describes the camps as large scale and voluntary places, where the Palestinian population in Gaza could "temporarily reside, deradicalize, reintegrate, and prepare to relocate if they wish to do so." A slide deck seen by Reuters goes into granular detail on the humanitarian transit zones, including how they would be implemented and what they would cost. It calls for using the sprawling facilities to "gain trust with the local population" and to facilitate US president Donald Trump's vision for Gaza. Reuters added that the US State Department declined to comment on the the proposal with a senior administration official denying that anything of the sort is under consideration and claiming that "no resources are being directed towards that end, in any way."

Please, keep sharing and taking action about these crimes against humanity. We need to bear witness and do all we can, so this cannot be denied in the future.

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