ドSの弁、停戦に合意、しかし…LoL

ガザでは大勢が路上で停戦を歓迎　犠牲に憤りや悲しさも入り交じる
1/16(木) 5:09配信
　1年以上にもわたるイスラエルとイスラム組織ハマスの戦闘が停戦を迎え、パレスチナ自治区ガザ地区の人々からは歓喜の声が上がった。  　ガザ地区中部に住むジャーナリスト、ラミ・アルシュロフィさんによると、現地では停戦合意が正式に発表される前から、大勢の人が路上で「停戦」を祝ったという。 　アルシュロフィさんは毎日新聞のSNS（ネット交流サービス）での取材に対し、「占領軍（イスラエル）は多くの仲間の記者を殺害した」と憤り、「ガザの人々は15カ月にわたって死から逃れてきた。ガザは必要な援助を受ける権利がある」と訴えた。 　北部ガザ市に住むマフムードさん（40）は電話取材に「今の気持ちをうまく表現できない。うれしさや悲しさが入り交じっている」と語った。ガザ地区はイスラエル軍に壊滅的に破壊され、自身も家族を失ったからだ。 　マフムードさんは、父親の仕事の都合でサウジアラビアで生まれ育ち、17歳の時にガザに戻った。今回の戦争では、2023年12月に両親、24年3月には妹をイスラエル軍の空爆で亡くした。 　マフムードさんては「戦争が終わっても、亡くなった家族は帰ってこない」。その上で、「家族のために安全で平穏な日々を送りたい。ガザは美しく素晴らしい場所だ。しかし、機会があるなら、ガザを脱出したい」と語った。【カイロ金子淳、エルサレム松岡大地】

こいつら何も解ってないな。

Jan 8, 2025 -Politics & Policy
Scoop: State Department warned Trump team of looming UNRWA "catastrophe" in Gaza
State Department officials told the Trump administration transition team there could be a humanitarian "catastrophe" in Gaza when a new Israeli law barring contact with the UN refugee agency for Palestinians takes effect at the end of the month, three U.S. officials told Axios.
Why it matters: The UN Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) is the primary aid agency operating in Gaza. U.S. officials say there's no serious backup plan for providing humanitarian supplies and services to Palestinians.After more than a year of war, the UN and other aid organizations warn Gaza is close to uninhabitable. Tens of thousands of houses have been destroyed. Nearly two million Palestinians are displaced and dependent on aid for food, water and medical services.
The Israeli law will take effect a few days after President-elect Trump's inauguration, when the new administration will be faced with mounting world crises.
Biden administration officials told Axios they initiated the briefing about UNRWA because they wanted the new administration to be aware of the looming crisis.

Catch up quick: In late October, the Israeli parliament passed two bills that would significantly limit UNRWA's ability to continue operating in Gaza, the West Bank and East Jerusalem.The first bill bars UNRWA from operating in Israeli territory, and is most relevant to UNRWA's activity in East Jerusalem. But it also affects the aid agency's operations in the West Bank that are run from Jerusalem.
The second bill bars any Israeli government official from having contact with UNRWA, and strips all UNRWA workers of their diplomatic privileges and immunity.
Israel has long opposed UNRWA — and since the war began in Gaza, has claimed some of the agency's staff were involved in the Oct. 7 Hamas terrorist attack on Israel. UNRWA fired nine staff members following a UN investigation, but has repeatedly denied allegations that the agency has widespread links to Hamas.
During Trump's first term, his administration gradually cut all U.S. assistance to UNRWA. The Biden administration later resumed U.S. aid to the agency and supported its budget with hundreds of millions of dollars. But Congress passed a law in March that bans the U.S. from funding UNRWA until at least 2025.

What they're saying: UN officials said they're concerned that after the laws come into effect, UNRWA staff won't be able to move between Gaza and Israel, and the agency won't be able to carry out deconfliction arrangements with the IDF. It's also not clear if the IDF will treat the agency's facilities as part of the UN, which can't be targeted by Israeli forces under international law.That will put the ability of UNRWA to continue working in Gaza in jeopardy, UN officials said.
A senior UNRWA emergency officer told The Guardian that social order in the Strip would likely collapse.

Behind the scenes: Last week, State Department officials briefed Joel Rayburn from the Trump transition team on the UNRWA situation, and raised "deep concern" about the new laws' implications for the humanitarian situation in Gaza, U.S. officials said.Rayburn, an experienced Middle East expert who is a former U.S. envoy to Syria, is expected to be named the incoming administration's Assistant Secretary of State for Near East Affairs.
"We wanted them to know what is going to happen 10 days into their presidency," a U.S. official told Axios. "We thought it was the responsible thing to do. It's a catastrophe waiting to happen."
Zoom in: U.S. officials told Axios that neither Israel nor the UN has made any serious plans for what happens next.UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres refused over the last two months to engage in a discussion with Israel about alternative UN agencies that could take on some of UNRWA's roles, U.S. and Israeli officials said. A spokesperson for Guterres declined to comment.
The Israeli government conducted several consultations about the UNRWA issue. But hasn't made any decision about what to do in Gaza after the laws come into force, a senior Israeli official told Axios.
"Both sides are playing chicken, waiting for some magical solution — and thinking that if they do nothing, it will solve itself out," a U.S. official said. "But it won't."
In a letter to the members of the UN General Assembly in December, Guterres wrote that the cessation of or restrictions on UNRWA activities in Gaza and the West Bank would have "devastating consequences" for Palestinian refugees."There is currently no realistic alternative to UNRWA which could adequately provide the services and assistance required," he wrote.
UNRWA Director of Communications Juliette Touma told Axios the agency isn't going to shut down its operations on Jan. 31 when the law takes effect.
"We plan to stay in Gaza and work as long as we can until we can't. It will be a disaster if the bill is implemented," Touma said. "Who is going to do the work?"

要するに２月からイスラエルでは法的にUNRWAは出入禁止、ほぼテロ集団扱いとなりパレスチナ難民への援助はほぼ全部届かなくなる。

January 15, 2025
UNRWA chief vows to continue aid to Palestinians despite Israeli ban
By AgenciesToday, 12:40 pm
The UN’s Palestinian refugee agency UNRWA will continue to provide aid to people in the Palestinian territories despite an Israeli ban due to be implemented by the end of January, its director says.
“We will… stay and deliver,” UNRWA chief Philippe Lazzarini tells a conference in Oslo. “UNRWA’s local staff will remain and continue to provide emergency assistance and where possible, education and primary health care,” he says.
It’s not immediately clear how UNRWA will operate in areas controlled by Israel.
The laws passed by Israel bar UNRWA from operating in Israeli territory and prevent Israeli authorities from having any contact with the agency.
Israel has long had an adversarial relationship with UNRWA, accusing it of perpetuating the Palestinian refugee crisis, as it allows Palestinians to maintain the status for generations both in and outside the Palestinian territories. But Jerusalem’s campaign against UNRWA intensified significantly following Hamas’s October 7, 2023, onslaught.
Over a dozen UNRWA staffers were found to have participated in the attack, and there has been a drumbeat of revelations in the year that followed regarding the extent to which Hamas has managed to infiltrate the agency.

それでも、UNRWAが諦めないで違法行為となった支援活動を行うと、当然停戦中止、戦争再開…

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