Justice in aid distribution and oversight is a societal responsibility to protect the rights of the displaced
An opinion article calling for reform of the humanitarian aid distribution system in Gaza, warning against randomness and favoritism. The author describes the suffering of 1.7 million displaced people in inhumane conditions, and demands that the technocrat committee and the peace council take responsibility. It calls for a precise social survey and thoughtful geographic planning for rehousing, considering that justice in distribution is a condition for restoring dignity and trust.
An opinion article by Muhammad Mustafa Shahin discusses the crisis of humanitarian aid distribution in Gaza amid war and displacement. The author describes the destruction of homes and the displacement of families in refugee camps as "a deep wound in the body of humanity," and calls for transforming the distribution process from a random state into a systematic administrative system according to transparent criteria. He notes that the number of displaced people is about 1.7 million living in inhumane conditions lacking privacy and basic services. He calls for a precise social survey to determine the priorities of the most affected families, and thoughtful geographic planning for rehousing that takes into account access to schools and health centers. The article holds the technocrat committee, the peace council, and the Israeli occupation responsible for the situation, and calls on the technocrat committee to take over administrative matters seriously and responsibly. It concludes by emphasizing that true stability is not built on temporary truces but on restoring dignity.