Controversy Over Israel's Aid Strategy in Gaza
European leaders and global aid organizations are voicing strong opposition against Israel's plans to control humanitarian aid distribution in Gaza. Criticisms focus on the strategy to use private companies and controlled zones, fearing it could lead to a forced displacement and eventual occupation of Gaza.

European leaders and aid organizations have strongly criticized Israel's plan to control the distribution of humanitarian aid in Gaza, raising fears it could lead to occupation.
Israel plans to use private companies for aid distribution, regulating supplies to prevent them from reaching Hamas. However, humanitarian groups argue this could further politicize aid and displace civilians.
The European Union stresses that aid must not be militarized. The unfolding situation will be discussed in upcoming EU meetings, as concerns about human rights and international law violations mount.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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