I visited Gaza. The food aid surprised me. | The widely criticized Gaza Humanitarian Foundation is doing a good job under dire conditions.

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1. *”I arrived in Gaza a skeptic of GHF but left an advocate. Simply put, the common portrayal of this organization radically distorts reality.”*

   Ken Isaacs, a veteran humanitarian worker, says Gaza is facing an unprecedented crisis after Hamas’s Oct. 7 attack.

   He argues that the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), backed by the US and Israel, is effectively delivering food despite impossible conditions, while UN-led systems have largely failed.

   Though criticized for using military style methods, Isaacs says this is necessary for safety and efficiency.

   He urges the UN to cooperate with GHF instead of opposing it, stressing that saving lives must come before rigid humanitarian ideals.

2. Had to look for ken isaacs’s credentials at Samaritans purse. It’s good to see that type of assessment from someone who is regularly involved in such operations.
   I would be good if there was any pressure from western allies of the Palestinians on Hamas to end this war and this catastrophe.

3. Sure, they just shoot randomly 30-40 people

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