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(Der Spiegel-Germany) Ulrike Putz - Zaed Khadar of Gaza has little hope of seeing any of the aid that the activist flotilla tried to bring to Gaza last week. Like many of his neighbors, Khadar is a die-hard supporter of the Fatah party, the sworn political enemy of the more radical Islamists in Hamas. "People who are not in with Hamas don't see any of the relief goods or the gifts of money," Khadar says. He appeals to aid organizations to do everything they can to try and deliver their goods directly to the citizens of Gaza. Hamas should not be allowed to get hold of it. 2010-06-08 11:00:36Full Article
International Donations Not Always Welcome in Gaza
(Der Spiegel-Germany) Ulrike Putz - Zaed Khadar of Gaza has little hope of seeing any of the aid that the activist flotilla tried to bring to Gaza last week. Like many of his neighbors, Khadar is a die-hard supporter of the Fatah party, the sworn political enemy of the more radical Islamists in Hamas. "People who are not in with Hamas don't see any of the relief goods or the gifts of money," Khadar says. He appeals to aid organizations to do everything they can to try and deliver their goods directly to the citizens of Gaza. Hamas should not be allowed to get hold of it. 2010-06-08 11:00:36Full Article
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