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Israeli-US Funded Aid Group Delivers 2.1 Million Meals in Gaza Under Fire from UN and Aid Agencies

The project bypasses established humanitarian systems by distributing aid without recipient screening at fortified hubs

Palestinians carry boxes of humanitarian aid collected from a distribution center in the Netzarim Corridor, central Gaza Strip, on Thursday.
Displaced Palestinians line up in long queues to receive food distributed by aid organizations at Sheikh Radwan neighborhood in Gaza City, Gaza on Tuesday.
Palestinians carry boxes and bags containing food and humanitarian aid packages delivered by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, a US-backed organization approved by Israel, in Khan Younis, southern Gaza Strip, on Thursday.
People carry boxes of relief supplies from the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation at adistribution center in the central Gaza Strip

Overview

  • Since its May 26 launch, the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation has distributed over 2.1 million meals, aiming to curb alleged Hamas diversions.
  • The United Nations and major NGOs have refused to cooperate, contending that private US security contractors and fortified sites breach humanitarian neutrality.
  • Journalists and Palestinians at GHF sites report zero identification checks, with criminal gangs paying for bulk collections to resell aid boxes.
  • UN spokesperson Stephane Dujarric warns that Gaza faces its worst crisis since the war began 19 months ago despite the resumption of limited UN-led aid convoys.
  • Aid organizations criticize GHF’s militarized distribution and non-therapeutic food parcels and urge a scale-up of proven UN-run relief operations.