The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), a Geneva-based organization reportedly initiated by Israel with US support, has started delivering aid to Gazans amidst ongoing military operations. The foundation, aiming to address the needs of a million people initially, has faced criticism for bypassing existing humanitarian agencies and employing security contractors for aid delivery. GHF's approach, which some say contravenes basic humanitarian principles, attempts to ensure reliable aid distribution without it being diverted. However, as it addresses the immense needs in the region, questions about its operation, ethical implications, and potential alignment with Israeli objectives persist. The situation complicates the humanitarian landscape, necessitating a delicate balance between pragmatism and principle