US-Backed Gaza 'Aid' Group Finds Exit Strategy from Embarrassment
Al-Monitor reports that the GHF, which conspicuously bypassed established UN agencies for aid distribution, has ceased operations following 'months of criticism over deaths of hundreds of Palestinians trying to reach GHF hubs.' This isn't 'criticism'; it's a body count. The U.S. and Israel backed this outfit, ignoring seasoned humanitarian groups, because what could go wrong with a new, unvetted
aid channel designed to circumvent international oversight in a war zone? One might wonder if the 'humanitarian' part was just window dressing for control, given it operated outside established aid frameworks and failed to prevent mass shootings at its distribution points. When your aid efforts result in more fatalities than actual aid delivered, perhaps 'operations concluded' is a euphemism for
'catastrophic failure'—a failure that the State Department and White House apparently found palatable enough to endorse until public relations became truly unsalvageable.