Israeli businessman Moti Kahana, head of US-based logistics company GDC chosen to deliver aid to Palestinian enclave, says Hamas' days of looting aid and selling it are almost over
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Interview in Ynet with the CEO of contractor that might be taking over distribution of aid.
The article says this contractor has been now chosen.
The article says the contractor CDC has been in talks with Israel and US for seven months.
Sounds charming company. All about winning hearts and minds.
From interview sounds more than just acting like a NGO.
It also sounds like first part in replacing UNWRA.
I've posted about this before. Now CEO is saying to Israeli press he's in serious talks with US as well.
Idea is his company moves in to stabilise post war Gaza.
What he calls secured neighbourhoods will be set up for Palestinians. These will be supplied with food etc. He says people will be able to come and go.
It sounds more like an open prison to me.
With this company as security guards.
Seems to me this is the kind of post war plan that could be pushed as temporary stabilization. But will end up as defacto permanent.
It will enable Israel to say it's removing most of IDF. So it's not a military occupation.
And also will enable Israel to say it's got a replacement for UNWRA to ensure aid is delivered.