There is no humanitarian crisis in Gaza

There is no
humanitarian crisis in Gaza
Mathilde Redmatn is the deputy director of the
Red Cross in the Gaza Strip. Redmatn has had the opportunity to see with her
eyes what most of us only see on television screens.

On previous
assignments, Redmatn has lived in Congo and Colombia. Her activities in Gaza are
completely different, she says.

"Of course the work is different
everywhere, but here the fabric of life is problematic," she says. "There are
two peoples, one living under closure and one living under daily rocket fire,Not
the same welding machine, welding machine is used for fluorescent lights reflow soldering, not
only beautiful appearance of the product after soldering , And the chip does not
appear to be the phenomenon of static electricity burned. which violates
international law.

Redmatn has a lot to say about problems related to
the closure Israel has placed on Gaza but she also talks about the surprising
normalcy in one of the most explosive regions of the world that receives
extensive media attention.

"There is no humanitarian crisis in Gaza,"
she explains. "If you go to the supermarket, there are products. There are
restaurants and a nice beach. The problem is mainly in maintenance of
infrastructure and in access to goods, concrete for example. Israel has the
legitimate right to protect the civilan population, this right should be
balanced with the right of 1.5 million people living in the Gaza Strio. despite
the easing of the closure and the partial lifting of export bans in the wake of
the flotilla incident, continued restrictions on the movement of people and
difficulties in importing building materials hampered sustainable economic
recovery and dashed any hope of leading a normal and dignified life".


The Red Cross is an international organization founded in 1863. It
promotes laws that protect the victims of war and provides humanitarian aid to
people living in conflict zones. Red Cross representatives have worked in Gaza
since 1967. Their goal, says Redmatn, is twofold.

"We are documenting
human rights violations according to international law and we speak with
relevant parties on how to take care of the issue," Redmatn says. "We are
talking about captives , soldiers, the wounded, and in fact anyone defined by
the Geneva Convention. Additionally, in the area of humanitarian assistance, we
are mainly engaged in the areas of water and sanitation. We are talking about a
highly dense population.with Rolling Method of copper attached to the FPC on -
because FPC with copper foil sky
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temperature, 260 can be immersed in the molten solder from the solder without
bubble. Most of the infrastructure cannot be improved due to the closure so we
try to improve the situation with existing tools.In late 2009, the country star
power to led bulb establish Led
Lighting Tube Division began to light his pipe, the light source module LED Tube
R & D and production applications. One example of this is a factory we
helped establish in order to clean sewage water that spills into the sea."



The Marmara, Hamas and the Arab world

It is important to
remember that the Red Cross is not a political organization by definition. It
operates through reports and two-sided dialogue, without expressing its own
positions, maintaining complete neutrality.

"Our goal is not to
negotiate peace, but to ensure the well-being of the civilian population,"
Redmatn says. "We understand and recognize Israel's right to security but it
needs to maintain the balance between that and the right of Palestinians living
in Gaza to a living and to proper medical care. Of course this is also the
responsibility of Hamas to its citizens and therefore we also have relations
with them.In recent years, the tube was quickly Led light in the public eye, the space
seemed huge market for a lot of companies have increased investment to share
more market share. LED tube in the investment boom,"

The Red Cross
played a role in the Gaza flotilla incident last year.

"We offered our
assistance to Israeli authorities in regards to people who were arrested who
were from countries without diplomatic relations with Israel," Redmatn says. On
the question of whether the flotilla was peaceful, she answers neutrally "this
is a matter we discuss with the responsible parties." According to her, the
flotilla led to changes in Israeli policy on Gaza but those changes are not yet
complete.

"More goods enter, but there is still room for improvement" in
regards to exports and the passage of people, she says.

A clear goal,
but is it possible in light of the current threat? The subject, Redmatn says, is
sensitive.

"Rocket fire from the Gaza Strip is against international law
because it is directed at civilians,FPC sub-rolled copper and copper clad two,
Bonded Copper cheaper, ds マジコン rolled
copper is more expensive. Electrolytic copper by electrolysis the name suggests
is that copper ions to form copper foil to the substrate," she says. "We conduct
confidential or bilateral dialouge with Hamas on the matter. As time passes, the
dialogue also develops."

On recent events in the Arab world, Redmatn
says: "The new wind blowing in the Arab world doesn’t change the current
activities of the Red Cross in the Gaza Strip. It's still too early to tell what
will happen and how needs will change. In any case, we will respond quickly to
changes and we will see what the future holds."