Controversial US-backed GHF to end ‘mission’ in Gaza: Statement
Summary
The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), which received support from the United States, has decided to stop its operations in Gaza. The organization, which started its work in May 2025, faced criticism for not working with established aid groups and for being involved in violent incidents at its aid distribution sites. The decision to end operations comes after a ceasefire deal in the region and a move to coordinate aid more effectively.Key Facts
- The GHF began its work in Gaza in May 2025 with U.S. support.
- The organization bypassed traditional aid groups like the United Nations.
- There was violence at or near GHF's aid distribution sites.
- The GHF aimed to address immediate needs and then pass successful methods to international groups.
- Operations are ending due to the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas and the establishment of the Civil-Military Coordination Center.
- The CMCC is designed to better coordinate aid in Gaza.
- In August, 28 UN experts criticized GHF for potentially using aid for military or political goals.
- At least 859 people have been reported killed near GHF sites since it started in 2025.
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