Dozens of community kitchens that provided desperately needed food to Palestinians in Gaza shuttered this week. Now, the US government is asking humanitarian groups to back a new Israeli plan to push Palestinians into a small enclave where they’ll receive aid in centers run by US security contractors. Sean Carroll, the head of American Near East Refugee Aid, a relief group with deep roots in Gaza, speaks with The World’s Host Carolyn Beeler about what’s at stake.
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