The controversial Gaza Humanitarian Foundation will officially close its operations in the besieged territory, according to two Israeli sources, after suspending its work in Gaza last month at the beginning of the ceasefire.
“We are winding down our operations as we have succeeded in our mission of showing there’s a better way to deliver aid to Gazans,” said John Acree, the organization’s executive director in a statement.
The US- and Israel-backed foundation operated several sites in southern Gaza and one site in central Gaza where it began distributing humanitarian aid in late-May. But the distribution effort quickly turned into chaos, as desperate Palestinians rushed the fenced enclosures in an…
