Gaza Humanitarian Foundation boss quits over independence concerns

US-backed aid group begins aid delivery to Gaza, but organization's head resigns

Israeli media have reported that a US-backed private humanitarian organization is delivering aid to the Gaza Strip. But the head of the organization reportedly resigned before the full-fledged operations began.

How will Gaza aid distribution work under controversial U.S.-backed group? Here’s what we know

Head of organization stepped down Monday saying it could not adhere to 'humanitarian principles'.

The U.S.-backed Gaza aid plan has started operating. Why are so many humanitarian groups opposed to it?

Jake Wood, the American heading the effort, said Sunday night he was resigning because it was clear the organization would not be allowed to operate independently.

Head of US-Backed Gaza Aid Group Resigns, Citing “Humanitarian Principles”

The UN has repeatedly denounced the US-Israel “humanitarian” operation and called it a “distraction.”…

Gaza aid group, mired in controversy, begins operating

A new aid organization, endorsed by Israel, has lost its executive director before operations even began. Questions remain on its ability to effectively deliver humanitarian assistance to Gazans.

Former Marine Tapped to Lead Distribution of Aid in Gaza Resigns, Citing Lack of 'Humanitarian Principles'

Jake Wood resigned from the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, which he helped found along with U.S. and Israeli officials, because of a lack of "humanity, neutrality, impartiality, and independence."