Aid Distribution System Criticized Amid Gaza 'Bloodbath'
France's Foreign Minister has labeled the US and Israel-backed aid system in Gaza a 'bloodbath,' demanding its cessation. The militarized distribution allegedly leads to deadly consequences, prompting international outrage. Urgent changes are being called for to address the humanitarian crisis and restore peace.

- Country:
- Cyprus
Amid rising tensions and international scrutiny, France's Foreign Minister has slammed a U.S. and Israeli-supported aid distribution system in Gaza, describing it as a source of extreme violence. The minister emphasized the urgent need for its closure.
Jean-Noel Barrot, after discussions with his Cypriot counterpart in Nicosia, denounced the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation for turning humanitarian efforts into militarized operations that have resulted in a 'bloodbath' along distribution lines, drawing worldwide condemnation.
The remarks reflect growing global concern over the current modus operandi of aid distribution in conflict zones and the pressing demand for a more humane and effective approach to humanitarian assistance.
(With inputs from agencies.)