Gaza Humanitarian Foundation boss quits over independence concerns
- Jake Wood resigned as executive director of the US-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation on Sunday amid aid delivery efforts to Gaza.
- Wood left after concluding the organization could not uphold humanitarian principles within the Israeli-initiated aid distribution plan.
- The foundation, founded in February and based in Geneva, planned to deliver 300 million meals over 90 days, using limited secure southern Gaza sites.
- Wood said he was "horrified and heartbroken" by Gaza's hunger crisis threatening half a million people and called for expanding aid without delay or diversion.
- His resignation raises uncertainty about the controversial foundation's future amid UN non-cooperation and ongoing Israeli blockade tied to hostage demands.
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