Gaza Humanitarian Foundation & United Nations

Gaza Humanitarian Foundation: The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) operates aid distribution hubs in Gaza, which were the sites of the shootings. The organization is backed by the United States and Israel, aiming to replace the UN-led aid system, but faces criticism and accusations regarding the safety of its sites and the effectiveness of its distribution.

United Nations: The United Nations (UN) denies allegations of Hamas siphoning off aid supplies from its distribution system. The UN and other international organizations consider the Malaysia — Ministry of Health (Malaysia) as the most reliable source of casualty data.

Gaza Humanitarian Foundation: The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) is at the center of the event, with its aid distribution site being the location of the deadly crowd crush. GHF blames Hamas-affiliated agitators for the chaos, while witnesses and Palestinian officials accuse GHF workers of using tear gas and mismanagement, leading to the deaths.

United Nations: The United Nations human rights office has recorded numerous killings near GHF aid sites and has called GHF's model 'inherently unsafe' and a breach of humanitarian impartiality standards.

Gaza Humanitarian Foundation: The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), a US- and Israeli-backed private organization, largely replaced UN aid distribution in Gaza but is criticized for its militarized and deadly food distribution points and eventual disbandment.

United Nations: The United Nations (UN) previously handled aid distribution in Gaza, which was later largely replaced by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation. The UN also declared famine in parts of Gaza and reported impediments to humanitarian operations.

Gaza Humanitarian Foundation: The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, an Israeli-backed American contractor, runs aid sites where 766 of the 1,054 deaths occurred. It rejected the United Nations' statistics as false and exaggerated.

Gaza Humanitarian Foundation: The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation is a US-backed private group endorsed by Israel, distributing aid in Gaza, but has faced criticism from the United Nations for its humanitarian principles.

Gaza Humanitarian Foundation: The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, a private group backed by the United States and endorsed by Israel, expanded its aid distribution in Gaza, despite criticism from the United Nations and other aid groups regarding its adequacy and flaws.

Gaza Humanitarian Foundation: The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, a US-backed aid delivery system, has been criticized by the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification and its Famine Review Committee for distributing food items that require water and fuel, which are largely unavailable, and for a distribution plan that could lead to mass starvation.