The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) has opened aid distribution hubs to assist 1.2 million people in Gaza, amid an Israeli blockade. The GHF, backed by the US, aims to streamline aid delivery by bypassing traditional NGOs, yet faces criticism, including from the UN, regarding its effectiveness. Following the resignation of executive director Jake Wood, who cited concerns about adherence to humanitarian principles, the foundation strives to ensure that aid reaches those in need while responding to alleged interference from Hamas, which it accuses of obstructing efforts.
A new aid distribution system in Gaza, managed by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, aims to directly assist 1.2 million people while facing criticism from the UN.
The GHF intends to bypass traditional aid distribution models, securing hubs through private contractors to distribute essential supplies amidst an ongoing Israeli blockade.
Despite its goals, the resignation of executive director Jake Wood raises questions about the foundation's ability to maintain humanitarian principles, intensifying scrutiny over its operations.
The GHF has also highlighted concerns regarding Hamas's interference, claiming the organization is obstructing efforts to ensure aid reaches those in need.
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