Israel will stop the activities of dozens of humanitarian organizations in Gaza, citing non-compliance with employee reporting requirements.

Israel has announced that, within 36 hours, it will suspend the activities of dozens of humanitarian organizations in Gaza, including well-known names such as ActionAid and Médecins Sans Frontières, due to non-compliance with strict requirements for reporting personal data of employees. This decision comes in the context of violence that has exacerbated the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, where 1.3 million people urgently need assistance. Foreign ministers from 10 countries have expressed serious concerns about the deteriorating humanitarian situation, emphasizing that medical infrastructure is severely affected and that Israeli restrictions on essential imports contribute to the existing crisis. They have also called for the opening of crossing points to facilitate humanitarian aid and requested that Israel respect international agreements regarding the delivery of aid to Gaza.