Humanitarian Aid

Hamas terrorists threw a grenade packed with ball bearings and injured two American aid workers with the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) on Saturday morning, the latest attack on the successful aid group.

The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) surpassed a milestone of 50 million meals distributed in Gaza on Sunday, despite the ongoing danger of Hamas, which sees GHF as a threat to its control over aid distribution.

President Donald Trump spoke Friday about his administration’s support for the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), the American nonprofit group that is supplying millions of meals to Palestinians in Gaza.

GHF isn’t a perfect solution. It is, however, a real solution that is built for the world as it is, not the one we may wish existed.

MSNBC issued an on-air correction on Morning Joe Friday after Middle East correspondent Matt Bradley falsely reported Palestinians had been killed in Gaza while waiting for aid from the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF).

The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) opened Monday at full strength for the first time, operating four aid sites in Gaza and distributing more than 3 million meals for the first time — despite the war with Iran.

The Trump administration-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) delivered more than 2 million meals to Palestinian civilians in Gaza on Father’s Day, marking more than 23 million meals delivered to date.

The Palestinian terrorist group Hamas attacked a bus full of aid workers with the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) on Wednesday, killing at least five local Palestinians who worked with the group.

Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg claimed early Monday that she and her shipmates had been “kidnapped” by the “Israeli occupational forces” that had intercepted their ship as they tried to reach Gaza.

The Hamas terrorist group threatened U.S. aid workers from the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) this weekend, as well as Palestinians who help them or use their services, while praising the United Nations (UN).

The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation has “proven that our concept works,” according to its new executive chairman, Rev. Dr. Johnnie Moore, who says aid can now reach Palestinians without Hamas interference and that anyone who “truly cares” about the people of Gaza “should be lining up to support us.”

The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) reopened on Sunday after closing for the day on Saturday due to specific threats from Hamas, which opposes the project because it undermines its control over access to aid.

Christoph Schweizer, CEO of Boston Consulting Group (BCG), apologized Friday under pressure from anti-Israel activists for his company’s past role in a U.S.-backed alternative to Hamas and the United Nations in Gaza.

Palestinians at an American-backed aid site run by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) cheered for the U.S. and President Donald Trump on Thursday, as millions of meals were distributed without incident.

The United States vetoed a draft United Nations Security Council Resolution on Wednesday that called for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza but failed to condemn Hamas, even while calling on it to release its hostages.

The Washington Post retracted a story Tuesday that repeated fake news, disseminated by Hamas, claiming that Israeli troops had opened fire on Palestinians seeking food from an American-run aid site in Gaza.

President Donald Trump is shaking Hamas’s grip on power in Gaza in a way that not even the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) could do — not through weapons, but through free aid, provided directly to Palestinian civilians.

The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), a Trump administration-backed non-profit that is distributing aid in Gaza outside of Hamas-dominated United Nations networks, announced Reverend Dr. Johnnie Moore as its new Executive Chairman on Tuesday.

CNN persisted Tuesday in publishing fake news pushed by Hamas, claiming that “dozens” of Palestinians had been killed near an American-run aid site in Gaza, despite Israeli denials and a history of Hamas lies.

U.S. Ambassador Mike Huckabee demanded Monday that the New York Times, CNN, and the Associated Press, among others, retract false reporting that Israeli soldiers killed Palestinian civilians at an American aid site in Gaza.

American relief workers at a Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) aid distribution site in Gaza released photos of smiling and grateful Palestinians — in contrast to fake news media reports about death and danger.

CNN and the BBC ran with fake news, pushed by Hamas, that claimed Sunday that dozens of Palestinians were killed at a U.S.-backed humanitarian aid site in Gaza, according to evidence released later in the day.

Former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett denounced claims Saturday by Hamas, which were repeated by CNN and the BBC, that Israel opened fire on civilians near a new U.S.-run aid distribution center in Gaza.

The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), the U.S.- and Israeli-backed alternative to United Nations (UN) aid agencies, opened a second site Wednesday without incident, delivering 840,000 meals across two days.

Hamas terrorists are allegedly looting cash assistance programs administered by the United Nations for Gaza civilians, abusing their control of Gaza markets to skim up to 30 percent off every donor-financed transaction.

The United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) said on Friday that the military government of Myanmar is limiting aid to victims of last week’s devastating earthquake because the victims live in areas held by insurgent forces.

The Canadian Foreign ministry said on Thursday that it plans to ease some financial sanctions on Syria and send a non-resident ambassador to Damascus, despite the horrific massacres of Alawites and Christians perpetrated by the new Syrian government and its allies last weekend.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky paid an official visit to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) on Sunday with his wife Olena Zelenska, seeking assistance with recovering Ukrainian prisoners from Russia, a “large humanitarian program” for suffering civilians, and “investments and economic partnership” that could help Ukraine rebuild after the war.

Egyptian Assistant Foreign Minister Mohamed Hegazy on Wednesday unveiled his country’s proposal for rebuilding Gaza – and, implicitly, Egypt’s counter to President Donald Trump’s plan to take over the territory and rebuild it as “the Riviera of the Middle East.”

The Israeli government ordered UNRWA, the relief agency for Palestinians, to cease operations in its territory by Thursday, January 30.

The Iran-backed Palestinian terrorist group Hamas fired a rocket Saturday that hit the Erez Crossing, a border crossing that is a major conduit for humanitarian aid into the Gaza Strip.

Archbishop Boutros Marayati of Syria’s second city, Aleppo, told his congregation last week the city’s Islamist conquerors provided “assurances” Christians and other religious minorities could “continue living normally.”

UNICEF Executive Director Catherine Russell said on Monday that up to half of Haiti’s armed gang members are children, employed as “informants, cooks and sex slaves” in addition to being “forced to perpetrate violence.”

President Joe Biden announced on Tuesday that the United States will be donating $1 billion in humanitarian aid to Africans who were “displaced from homes” by droughts or a lack of food.

The Hamas-controlled Gaza Interior Ministry said on Monday that more than 20 Palestinian residents of Gaza were killed in a “crime prevention operation” by Hamas “security forces” and “tribal committees.”

Dr. Hanan Hamdan, the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHCR) representative for Egypt, said this weekend the burden of more than 1.2 million refugees from the brutal civil war in Sudan is “unsustainable.”