Israel’s Supreme Court has issued a new order requiring all aid organizations operating in Judea and Samaria and the Gaza Strip to submit updated lists of all their employees within 30 days.
If they fail to do so, their activity will be halted immediately.
This is a major development in Israel’s long struggle to expose the networks operating under the cover of “humanitarian aid” while, in practice, strengthening the machinery that keeps the conflict alive.
For years, many of these so-called charity and relief organizations — including UN-linked bodies — have helped maintain the narrative of the “poor refugees” while pouring money, services and international legitimacy into a system that has repeatedly been exploited by terrorists and their supporters.