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Humanitarian Official Discusses Conditions for Palestinians in Gaza and West Bank

Athena Rayburn, executive director of the Association of International Development Agencies, highlighted the dire conditions for Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank. She noted that over two million people in Gaza are facing severe shortages of basic necessities due to Israeli restrictions, despite claims of progress from the U.S.-backed Board of Peace.

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Athena Rayburn

Athena Rayburn, the executive director of the Association of International Development Agencies, discussed the challenges faced by Palestinians in the occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip during an episode hosted by Steve Clemons. In Gaza, over two million Palestinians are concentrated in an area of approximately 104 square kilometers (40 square miles), where they face ongoing bombardment from Israeli forces. Access to essential resources such as clean water, food, electricity, medicine, and adequate shelter is severely limited due to strict restrictions on humanitarian aid imposed by Israel. While the United States-backed Board of Peace claims to be making progress, Rayburn characterized the situation as 'untenable and catastrophic.'

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Board of Peace touts progress as Palestinians’ situation worsens

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