Israel's offensive has resulted in a lost agreement with Spain and the end of collaboration with BCG

Wednesday, Jun 4, 2025

Il Sole 24 Ore

Israeli attacks on Gaza aid and US consultant withdrawal strain relations with Madrid and big US firms.

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Israeli offensives on humanitarian aid entering Gaza are intensifying, while international pressure mounts on Tel Aviv from both Europe and the United States, specifically through a potential military agreement with the Spanish government and the withdrawal of a major US consulting firm from the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, which has been distributing goods in the enclave since late May.

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