The Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine issued a statement saying: “The gradual entry of aid into the Gaza Strip will not solve the hunger crisis, nor will it meet the urgent needs of all residents who have been under siege for nearly three months, without food, medicine, or water.”
The Democratic Front called on relevant parties in the international community to intensify pressure on the occupation government to open the Gaza Strip›s crossings, ensuring that aid flows to all areas of the Strip.
The DFLP warned against the distribution plan being discussed through American companies, saying: «It is a project to confine the people of the Gaza Strip to collective barns, serving the occupation army›s plan to expand its operations and seize the largest vacant area of the Gaza Strip, as part of a project to engineer the future of the Gaza Strip, isolating it from the West Bank, and undermining the foundations of an independent, fully sovereign Palestinian state.»
The Democratic Front stressed the distribution of aid to everyone, each in his usual place of residence, in the north, center, or south, so that the aid becomes a means of saving the hungry children, women, and elderly, and not a means of perpetuating Israel›s occupation of the Gaza Strip.