US approves $30m for controversial Israel-backed Gaza aid group
Summary
The United States has approved $30 million in funding for the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), a group linked to Israel, to deliver aid in Gaza. Some have criticized GHF for coordinating with Israeli troops and due to allegations of violence at aid distribution sites, where hundreds of Palestinians have reportedly been killed.Key Facts
- The U.S. allocated $30 million for aid through the GHF in Gaza.
- The GHF was established to help during Israel's blockade of Gaza, which has greatly restricted aid.
- International groups and the United Nations have criticized GHF for working with Israeli military and private U.S. security.
- Videos show violence at GHF distribution points, with claims of Palestinians being shot.
- The Gaza Government Media Office reports that 549 Palestinians have died near GHF sites.
- GHF leaders deny that deadly incidents occur near their aid points.
- The U.S. says GHF has distributed 46 million meals.
- Critics say the actions at the aid sites may constitute war crimes, targeting unarmed civilians seeking food.
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