Overview

• The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation says it received credible intelligence that Hamas is offering monetary rewards for killing or injuring its US and Palestinian workers.
• After pausing in mid-June for safety upgrades, the group has resumed limited distributions under heightened protection at its fenced aid hubs.
• GHF announced it has now delivered more than 50 million meals in Gaza since launching its biometric distribution model at the end of May.
• The Israel Defense Forces denies firing on civilians near aid sites, saying troops only used warning shots, and has opened an internal investigation into the shooting claims.
• Major UN agencies and NGOs continue to boycott the GHF model over neutrality concerns while the US State Department approved $30 million in funding for the initiative.