US-Backed Aid Group Exits Gaza After Mission Accomplished (for Israel)
France 24 dutifully reports that the 'Gaza Humanitarian Foundation,' a US- and Israeli-backed organization, has ended its 'controversial mission' in Gaza. The controversy, which the article glosses over, stems from this foundation’s role in effectively replacing UNRWA, a move long pushed by Netanyahu to dismantle Palestinian aid infrastructure. This 'foundation' wasn't there to help, but to create
an alternative to an agency Israel has systematically attacked and defunded—a classic tactic of destabilizing existing structures before replacing them with compliant ones. This 'humanitarian' endeavor follows a pattern: starve them, then offer crumbs through your own channels, all while calling long-standing aid agencies 'terrorist collaborators.' It's not humanitarian aid if it's explicitly tied
to a policy of isolating Palestinians and tightening control. One might wonder, how many other 'apolitical' aid groups are merely another arm of foreign policy, sanitizing state violence under the guise of benevolence?