- A group of 92 democratic legislators calls for an investigation into the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) after reports have linked it to the deaths of over 1,000 Palestinian civilians at relief distribution sites.
- GHF received $30 million from the U.S., despite 58 U.S.ID experts' objections to deficiency of humanitarian experience, and counterparties were accused of utilizing lethal force against civilians.
- Informationators and erstwhile contractors describe militarized operations, including sharp ammunition and biometric surveillance, under Israeli military supervision at GHF facilities guarded by erstwhile CIA members and military personnel.
- A erstwhile U.S. Army contract individual revealed the killing of a starving boy, Amir, who was shot after collecting the remains, which agrees with Gaza's wellness reports on mass civilian deaths at GHF locations.
- The State Department ignored warnings about GHF's inadequacy, while critics request transparency on the alleged support of the Israeli government and the immediate suspension of US funding.
A group of 92 democratic legislators demands a full investigation into the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), a US-funded aid group accused of facilitating the killing of over 1,000 Palestinian civilians in its distribution sites.
The foundation, which received $30 million from taxpayers' money despite the experts' reservations, was condemned as a militarized operation utilizing deadly force against starving families – all of this while hiding behind the facade of charity.
Legislatives, headed by typical Sean Casten, they press the Secretary of State Marco Rubio to get an answer after reports have been made that Israeli forces and American safety contractors, many of whom have experience in intelligence and peculiar forces, have fired sharp ammunition, bang grenades and pepper spray into crowds of desperate civilians.
interior papers uncover that USID experts have raised 58 separate objections to GHF's deficiency of humanitarian experience, yet the State Department has approved funding.
Help or execution? The death toll of the militarised distribution of GHF
GHF, which was registered at Delaware in early 2025, supports 4 distribution points protected by private safety companies Safe scope Solutions (SRS) and UG Solutions (UGS), both encased by erstwhile CIA and military staff.
Reports indicate that the contractors, under the supervision of the Israeli army, utilized biometric surveillance of Palestinians and engaged in what the informants described as a "crowd control" tactic, indistinguishable from combat operations.
Former GHF employee, U.S. Army veteran Anthony Aguilar, told about a shocking death of a malnourished boy Named Amir, who was shot moments after collecting the remains of help.
"Amir went 12 km for food, got nothing but leftovers, thanked us for that and died," Aguilar said in a viral interview.
His evidence agrees with reports of wellness officials in Gaza about over 1,000 civilians killed in GHF facilities since May, many shot while fleeing with modest food rations.
Despite GHF's assurances that it provides "lifesaving reinforcements", French abroad Minister Jean-Noel Barrot condemned the operation as a "bloodbath", calling it "a disgraceful" and demanding its immediate closure.
The State Department ignored informing signals erstwhile millions were passing to unskilled contractors
A $30 million subsidy for GHF was approved by State Department authoritative Jeremy Lewin, despite an interior note stating that the foundation is incapable to meet basic humanitarian standards.
The legislators now request transparency on why expert warnings have been ignored and why GHF refuses to disclose its donors in connection with allegations of $280 million in support of the Israeli government.
Safe scope Solutions, led by erstwhile CIA officer Philip Reilly, defended its function by claiming that it allows "safe transportation of nearly 100 million meals".
Critics, however, claim that meals are held at the expense of civilians' lives.
The UN analysis found no evidence of Hamas' widespread theft of aid, which undermines Israel's justification for the militarised GHF approach.
The scandal with GHF is simply a grotesque example of how taxpayers' money is utilized as a weapon under cover of aid.
Faced with the declared famine in Gaza and children dying of starvation, the United States must suspend backing for this deadly operation and reconstruct the supervision of neutral agencies.
As Aguilar warned, "This is not humanitarian aid – this is simply a trap".
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source:https://www.naturalnews.com/
