The UN Admits 88% of Gaza Aid Is Being Looted — Here’s Why the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation Is a Game-Changer

By The Blogging Hounds As the humanitarian crisis in Gaza continues to escalate, a quiet scandal is emerging within the very organizations meant to provide relief. According to a stunning admission from the United Nations, 88% of the aid trucks entering Gaza since mid-May have been looted or “diverted”—either by Hamas and other armed groups,…

By The Blogging Hounds

As the humanitarian crisis in Gaza continues to escalate, a quiet scandal is emerging within the very organizations meant to provide relief. According to a stunning admission from the United Nations, 88% of the aid trucks entering Gaza since mid-May have been looted or “diverted”—either by Hamas and other armed groups, or by mobs of desperate civilians. This admission, buried in bureaucratic language, confirms what critics have long warned: the vast majority of humanitarian assistance never reaches the people it’s intended to help.

UN’s Stunning Admission: Humanitarian Aid Hijacked

In a report quietly released by UN officials in late July, the global body acknowledged that nearly nine out of every ten aid trucks entering Gaza are failing to reach their civilian destinations. The term used is “diverted”—a vague euphemism for what insiders describe as widespread looting and armed seizures by Hamas operatives and various tribal militias.

Some trucks never even leave the border zones intact. Others are intercepted en route, with armed factions stripping them of goods and redistributing supplies to fighters or allies—often leaving civilians to scramble for scraps. In some areas, mobs of hungry Palestinians intercept trucks and strip them bare, the result of months of artificial scarcity created by Hamas hoarding.

“This isn’t aid—it’s a shell game,” said one whistleblower familiar with UN operations in Rafah. “You can send in 100 trucks, but if 88 of them are ending up in the hands of Hamas or looters, you’re not helping people—you’re fueling the chaos.”

The GHF Difference: Direct-to-Civilian Relief

Enter the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, a boots-on-the-ground operation that has defied both Hamas and the United Nations by offering civilians a true lifeline. GHF operates multiple secure food distribution centers across southern and central Gaza, where families receive rationed food, water, hygiene supplies, and basic medical aid—free of charge and without political strings attached.

Unlike UN operations, which rely on local intermediaries and are often forced to coordinate with Hamas for “security,” GHF’s centers are operated by vetted international volunteers and protected by a network of civilian watch committees who monitor transactions and ensure accountability.

“We hand the food directly to the people,” said a spokesperson for GHF, who asked not to be named for security reasons. “No warlord, no terrorist, no middleman. Just food, in your hands.”

Why Hamas and the UN Hate GHF

It’s no mystery why the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation is drawing fire from both the United Nations and Hamas. For Hamas, GHF represents an existential threat to their control. When civilians no longer need Hamas to access food, their leverage diminishes. Reports have already surfaced of GHF volunteers being harassed, detained, or tortured by Hamas operatives—accused of being “Zionist collaborators” for simply feeding hungry families outside of party control.

The UN, meanwhile, is facing the growing embarrassment of being outperformed by a lean, independent organization that doesn’t siphon off 70% of its budget to administrative salaries. Worse yet, GHF’s success exposes the systemic failure of multilateral aid structures—a reality the global elite can’t afford to admit.

Rumors are now swirling that false narratives are being planted in the international press to discredit GHF centers—accusing them of being “death traps,” “recruitment hubs,” or even staging areas for violence. But on the ground, the truth is clear: families are lining up daily at GHF distribution points because they know it’s their only reliable source of food and medicine.

A Battle for the Soul of Gaza

The implications go far beyond Gaza. What’s unfolding here is a microcosm of a global conflict: between centralized, bureaucratic control (represented by the UN and its affiliated NGOs) and decentralized, community-led solutions (like GHF). The globalist elite want a world where aid, information, and even survival are filtered through their approved channels. But the people want freedom, dignity, and direct access to hope.

And that’s precisely why the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation is under attack.

When the people are fed, clothed, and healed outside the control of Hamas or the UN, a different kind of revolution becomes possible—not just political, but spiritual. The people of Gaza don’t want handouts from warlords or crumbs from global bureaucrats. They want justice. They want peace. They want life.

The Road Ahead

If the global community truly cares about Gaza’s suffering civilians, it must stop funding failure. The solution isn’t more UN truck convoys doomed to be hijacked. The solution is bold, accountable, local action—like the kind GHF is providing daily, against impossible odds.

The U.S. Congress and global donors should demand immediate oversight into how Gaza aid is being distributed, and move to empower independent organizations like GHF. Until then, 88% of aid will continue to disappear into the hands of Hamas and its enablers.

The time has come to stop funding our enemies and start feeding our friends.

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