Mission accomplished? UNWRA had already reduced their efforts and according to the BBC, "a second humanitarian organisation in Gaza - the American Near East Refugee Aid (Anera) - has also paused operations, along with the World Central Kitchen (WCK), following last night's Israeli air strike which killed seven aid workers." and "We're now hearing reports that ships carrying some 240 tonnes of aid to Gaza are set to turn around without completing their delivery, Cyprus's foreign ministry has said."
As ever, Sue Ellen shows where her allegiance lies in her interview in the Telegraph: "In a sideswipe at Lord Cameron, the Foreign Secretary, who is reportedly threatening to cut off arms supplies, the former home secretary said she had received reassurances that Israel was not in breach of international law and was allowing aid into Gaza.
She said: “I am angry when I see the backsliding by countries like the US and UK. This is not a time for walking away.”
Mrs Braverman, who also served as attorney general, said Israel was using “sophisticated technology to minimise civilian casualties” and had enabled “the receipt and distribution of aid into the Gaza Strip”.
She added: “To suggest that Israel is somehow impeding the operation of international law, obstructing the distribution of aid or is behaving in a way that is unlawful, does a great disservice to the battle that we are witnessing.”
Despicable as ever. It's worth noting that the attack was not limited to a single accidental hit. Three vehicles were destroyed.
