The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) is a controversial American organization, based in Delaware, established in February 2025 to distribute humanitarian aid during the ongoing Gaza humanitarian crisis. Backed by the Israeli and American governments, GHF began operating in May 2025 as a response to false Israeli claims that aid was being diverted by Hamas. It has been criticized by the United Nations and humanitarian groups for politicizing aid distribution, with well-established humanitarian groups saying the GHF is giving cover for Israel to pursue its aims to depopulate Palestinians from the Gaza Strip and use starvation as a weapon of war, and its former head questioning the group's impartiality and neutrality upon his resignation. GHF is led by executive director John Acree, a former USAID manager, and executive chairman Johnnie Moore, an American evangelical leader and businessman.
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