US EditionIsrael may change tack to allow aid groups in Gaza to stay in charge of non-food aid
- On May 22, 2025, Israel and the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation agreed to let existing aid groups continue managing non-food humanitarian aid in Gaza while GHF would control food distribution under a new system.
- This followed pressure to increase aid flow after nearly three months of Israeli blockades that worsened a humanitarian crisis affecting 2.3 million Palestinians amid accusations of Hamas diverting aid.
- The United Nations rejected Israel's plan, accusing it of using food as a weapon and violating humanitarian principles, while established aid groups pushed back on GHF's capacity and feared forced displacement.
- Jake Wood, head of the Israel-approved GHF, confirmed a call with six major aid groups discussing the plan, while analysts and aid officials highlighted the new system is not ready or fully equipped.
- Legal scrutiny increased as TRIAL International urged Swiss authorities to monitor GHF, which claims over $100 million in unnamed foreign commitments but lacks operational capacity and is backed by Israel.
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Israel may change strategy on Gaza aid as concern over hunger crisis mounts
According to a letter obtained by The Associated Press, Israel may let aid groups operating in Gaza take charge of non-food assistance, while leaving food distribution up to the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation.
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Israel may change tack to allow aid groups in Gaza to stay in charge of non-food aid - National
Israel may allow aid groups to resume handling non-food aid in Gaza while a new U.S.-backed group takes over food distribution, signaling a shift amid alarming famine warnings.
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Israel may change tack to allow aid groups in Gaza to stay in charge of non-food aid
Israel appears to be changing tack as pressure mounts to get more aid into Gaza, and may let aid groups operating in the battered enclave take charge of non-food assistance.
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