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>>The Chamber also noted that decisions allowing or increasing hum. assistance into Gaza were often conditional. They were not made to fulfil Israel’s obligations under int. hum.law or to ensure that the civilian population in Gaza would be adequately supplied with goods in need.
In fact, they were a response to the pressure of the int. community or requests by the USA. In any event, the increases in hum. assistance were not sufficient to improve the population’s access to essential goods.<<