Al-Safadi: Aid stockpiled in Gaza due to entry bans
The article discusses the humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip. Jordanian Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi affirmed that the suffering of the people there continues, with hospitals being destroyed, food shortages, and deteriorating educational conditions—more than 720,000 children have no access to formal education. He pointed out that international aid is available, but Israel is preventing its entry, causing supplies to expire on the shelves. Safadi called for the use of international law tools to hold violators accountable and ensure respect for the law, warning that the international community often reacts rather than taking effective action. He emphasized that Jordan will continue its efforts to ensure aid reaches those in need and that international humanitarian law is respected, noting that lack of tangible action deepens the tragedy and that activating legal tools is essential to achieve justice and hope.
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