The United Nations labeled the Gaza humanitarian crisis a “critical situation,” claiming that the Israeli pauses in attacks are not long enough to allow sufficient aid into Gaza. The Red Cross accused Israel of impeding rescue workers with dirt roadblocks and refusing to grant the Red Cross access to people in need. Israel issued a statement saying that it works in close cooperation with organizations providing aid to civilians.
Bernard Barrett of the International Committee of the Red Cross speaks with Martin Savidge regarding these these claims.
The crisis has brought questions of international law violation on the part of Israel, as increasing numbers of Palestinian civilians die or suffer injury. Worldfocus speaks with Benjamin Krasna, Israel’s deputy consul general in New York, and lets him respond to these questions.





06/27/2009 :: 07:55:28 PM
joshua Says:
if there is a road in israel that bans palestinians you complain but when theres a rich american family that owns a private road you are silent