The US is stepping back from the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, a group it initially supported to restore large-scale food deliveries to Gaza. Even before this week’s messy rollout, the foundation faced criticism from other aid organizations. Now, there are growing concerns about who’s really running it, where its money comes from, and its connections to Israeli officials and US private security firms.

Editor’s Note: This isn’t just bureaucratic drama—it’s about whether critical aid will actually reach Gazans in need. If the foundation’s leadership and funding are murky, it could delay or derail food deliveries, worsening an already dire crisis. Trust in aid efforts is fragile, and this kind of uncertainty makes things harder for everyone involved.