Gaza Humanitarian Foundation Ends Work in Gaza Strip After Five-Month Mission

The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation Ends Operations

The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), a disputed aid organization, announced on Monday that it has concluded its mission in the Gaza Strip after five months of work marked by controversy and logistical struggles.

Announcement and Background

According to a GHF statement, the organization has officially terminated its programs in the region. Established earlier this year, the foundation faced repeated challenges in coordinating relief supplies and securing passage through the conflict-affected area.

A GHF spokesperson stated that “the environment in the Strip made it increasingly difficult to maintain neutral humanitarian operations.” The group expressed gratitude to local partners and international donors who had supported its short-lived efforts.

Challenges and Criticism

During its tenure, the foundation attracted criticism from several humanitarian networks for limited transparency and difficulties in verifying aid distribution. Some observers accused the group of inefficiency and political bias, concerns that GHF denied.

Despite these disputes, the foundation claimed to have delivered food and medical assistance to thousands of residents before halting operations.

Next Steps

GHF said it would reassess its strategy and possibly redirect its resources to other Middle Eastern regions where humanitarian corridors are more stable. It called on larger international agencies to continue relief efforts in Gaza.

“We believe our departure highlights the urgent need for secure and sustainable access for all humanitarian actors,” the statement concluded.

Summary

Gaza Humanitarian Foundation ends its five-month mission in Gaza, citing operational risks and difficult conditions, while promising to reconsider future regional involvement.

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The Times of Israel The Times of Israel — 2025-11-25

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