US-Backed 'Aid' Group Shuts Down After 'Mission Accomplished' of Killing Civilians
According to the AP, the U.S.- and Israel-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) — launched explicitly as an 'alternative to the United Nations' — has ceased operations, proclaiming 'mission accomplished.' This 'mission' apparently involved drawing hungry Palestinians to aid sites secured by Israeli troops, where, as the AP notes, soldiers 'often opened fire, killing hundreds.' John Acree,
director of a group created in secrecy with 'armed contractors,' now claims they've shown 'a better way to deliver aid to Gazans' (presumably, a better way to ensure it never reaches them). They say it was to avoid Hamas diversion, but Hamas hasn't been diverting bullets. This is straight from the playbook: blame the victim for needing aid, then blame the aid for not being 'perfect.' We're told
the GHF closed after a 'U.S.-brokered ceasefire' that the AP conspicuously declines to mention has expired, leading to the resumption of a campaign of starvation and displacement. It raises the question: was the GHF a humanitarian effort, or was it a dangerously convoluted obstacle course designed to funnel desperation? One might wonder how many hundreds of civilian deaths are acceptable for a
'better way' to deliver non-existent aid.