Overview
- On June 13 Jens Laerke of the UN’s OCHA declared that the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation has been a failure in providing principled humanitarian aid, prompting the UN and major NGOs to refuse cooperation
- GHF reported distributing more than 18.6 million meals since late May but its hubs have seen near-daily shootings that have killed dozens of civilians and aid seekers
- The foundation said Hamas attacked a bus on June 12, killing at least eight of its Palestinian aid workers, while Hamas-run police claimed they executed 12 members of an Israeli-backed militia
- Witnesses and UN officials report that Israeli troops have opened fire on Palestinians approaching GHF centers inside military zones and that a damaged fibre optic cable has caused a widespread communications blackout
- Clashes between Hamas and the Israeli-supported militia led by Yasser Abu Shabab have racked Gaza with further casualties, complicating efforts to deliver food and medical supplies