Under American pressure, Israel has pledged to deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza, but tax-deductible donations to far-right groups have blocked the aid. The U.S. and Israel's actions are contradictory to their commitment to allow aid into Gaza.
Key Points
Far-right groups have slowed aid delivery by blocking trucks on their way to Gaza.
Israel's ultranationalist minister supported the right of opponents to demonstrate against aid shipments to Gaza.
Sanctions have been imposed on one of the groups for violent activities.
Israel denies restricting humanitarian aid and blames the UN for failing to distribute goods in Gaza.
Pros
Israel has pledged to deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza.
Cons
Tax-deductible donations to far-right groups have blocked the aid from reaching Gaza.
Groups accused of looting or destroying supplies have raised over $200,000 from donors in the U.S. and Israel.
Donations continue even after U.S. sanctions against one of the groups.