Overview
- The UN rights office reported that over 410 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli fire while queuing at Gaza Humanitarian Foundation distribution points since late May.
- UN human rights spokesman Thameen Al-Kheetan warned that using food as a military tool violates international law and amounts to a war crime.
- The US Agency for International Development granted $30 million to the GHF under a White House priority directive despite concerns over security and transparency.
- GHF has delivered more than 40 million meals through four fixed sites guarded by Israeli troops and private contractors in declared military zones.
- Major UN agencies and top humanitarian groups have refused to cooperate with GHF, citing violations of humanitarian principles and lack of independent oversight.