A man walks with a Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) box filled with pieces of wood, near a fence that used to serve as a barrier at the "Netzarim corridor," near Nuseirat, in the center of the Gaza Strip, on Oct. 10, 2025. (Credit: Eyad Baba/AFP)
We invite you to revisit this article published on Oct. 15, 2025, as GHF announced on Nov. 25 that it is ending its operations in the enclave.As humanitarian aid convoys resumed their routes into Gaza and residents tried to rebuild their shattered lives, a structure emblematic of one of the most violent chapters of the war began to disappear quietly. The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), created in May 2025 under U.S. and Israeli supervision to coordinate aid in areas controlled by the Israeli army, ended its operations just days after the cease-fire negotiated by Washington took effect.During the summit in Sharm al-Sheikh, held to celebrate what he described as “the greatest peace deal of the century,” U.S. President Donald Trump said that humanitarian aid was now flowing in, with hundreds of trucks carrying food, medical supplies and...
We invite you to revisit this article published on Oct. 15, 2025, as GHF announced on Nov. 25 that it is ending its operations in the enclave.As humanitarian aid convoys resumed their routes into Gaza and residents tried to rebuild their shattered lives, a structure emblematic of one of the most violent chapters of the war began to disappear quietly. The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), created in May 2025 under U.S. and Israeli supervision to coordinate aid in areas controlled by the Israeli army, ended its operations just days after the cease-fire negotiated by Washington took effect.During the summit in Sharm al-Sheikh, held to celebrate what he described as “the greatest peace deal of the century,” U.S. President Donald Trump said that humanitarian aid was now flowing in, with hundreds of trucks carrying food, medical supplies...
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