U.S.-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation shutters operations
Summary
The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), supported by the U.S. and Israel, has closed its operations in Gaza. Established as an aid distribution alternative to the United Nations, GHF claims it completed its mission but faced criticism for endangering civilians. The foundation will transfer its duties to a U.S.-led center in Israel.Key Facts
- GHF was backed by the U.S. and Israel as an alternative to the U.N. for aid distribution in Gaza.
- The foundation is closing operations permanently, stating it fulfilled its mission.
- GHF aimed to prevent Hamas from diverting aid meant for Gazans.
- Palestinians reported risks in accessing aid due to the presence of Israeli troops around sites.
- Witnesses claimed that security contractors at these sites used live ammunition and stun grenades.
- The U.S. and Israel intended for GHF to replace the U.N.'s system, blaming Hamas for aid diversions.
- The U.N. disagreed with this approach, warning it could displace Palestinians and give Israel control over aid distribution.
- The foundation managed to deliver over 3 million food boxes, providing 187 million meals.
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