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German Government Expresses Worry Regarding Aid to Gaza, SPD Urges EU Dialogue with Brosius-Gersdorf

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German Government Expresses Concern over Aid to Gaza; SPD Urges EU to Engage with Brosius-Gersdorf
German Government Expresses Concern over Aid to Gaza; SPD Urges EU to Engage with Brosius-Gersdorf

German Government Expresses Worry Regarding Aid to Gaza, SPD Urges EU Dialogue with Brosius-Gersdorf

In a recent development, concerns have been raised about the hoarding of humanitarian aid in Gaza by Hamas and other criminal organizations. However, an analysis by USAID has found no proof of widespread diversion or theft of humanitarian assistance by Hamas, despite numerous reported incidents during the ongoing conflict in Gaza.

The German government has also acknowledged the issue, with their spokesman, Stefan Kornelius, reporting on the matter. The concern stems from the humanitarian aid dropped by the German military over Gaza, with allegations suggesting that large quantities of this aid are being withheld.

Despite these allegations, no credible reports specifically accuse Hamas of hoarding or misappropriating aid from the German military. This finding challenges Israel’s prior claims that Hamas regularly interferes with aid distribution to fund militant activities.

However, it's important to note that other criminal organizations are also reportedly hoarding the humanitarian aid. This issue has been a cause for concern, as the aid is intended for the people of Gaza.

In a separate incident, Human Rights Watch has criticized Israel for deadly incidents near aid distribution sites operated by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), which Israel supports and which took over most aid distribution in Gaza following an Israeli blockade.

As of late July and early August 2025, allegations that Hamas hoarded aid dropped by the German military are not substantiated by official investigations or international humanitarian analyses. Users are advised to adjust their settings to enable JavaScript on NZZ.ch for a fuller understanding of this complex issue.

The German government is advised to apply vigilance when dropping humanitarian aid in Gaza, as allegations suggest some organizations may be hoarding the aid. This issue, involving war-and-conflicts and politics, is a general-news topic that continues to raise concerns due to its impact on the people of Gaza.

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