Most of the humanitarian aid from Gaza stolen before reaching destinations, reports the UN

New data published last week by the United Nations UNOPS agency show that most of its aid entering the Gaza Strip torn by the war has been pillaged in Palestinian territory. UNOPS provides management services for the world’s own humanitarian operations.

Despite this, the condemnation of Israel during the hunger crisis in Gaza has increased, which prompted an increasing number of Western governments to declare intentions to recognize a Palestinian state as punishments, and led certain media to fully resolve the role of both international humanitarian organizations and Hamas, including the massive attack of October 2023 in Israel began the almost two -year war, This catastrophière in October.

“Nobody can have nuances in this conflict or hold several truths and that explains why everyone, from journalists to NGOs to UN officials, pro-Palestina people, activists and defenders, parrobe the same discussion points as there is no flight of help and that everything is the fault of Israel,” Ahmed Fouad Alkhatibtold Fox News Digital.

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The FDI said that 121 aid trucks from “UN and the international community” had crossed Gaza on May 28, 2025. (FDI spokesperson’s unit)

Alkhatib, an American born in Gaza, said that if the UN and the other NGOs “played politics” by ignoring their own failures so as not to compromise funding and because they are terrified by Hamas, Israeli leaders were also “exaggerated” affirmations on Hamas being the only ones to plunder help. Observer close to events in Gaza, he described a hiking chain of the flight and extreme prices perpetrated by civilians and traders who all contributed to it.

He added that the declarations of certain ministers of the Israeli government on the reduction of aid to force the Gazans of the territory either.

“Their statements have become the story under which nothing else will suit … No evidence, no clarification, no amount of nuances will be close to attention,” said Alkhatib.

Farhan Aziz Haq, spokesperson for the UN secretary general, António Guterres, confirmed to Fox News Digital that aid had been stolen, but said that it was because few supplies had entered Gaza in recent months that “people confronted with hunger had used unloading supplies directly from our convoys,” he said.

“We understand frustration, but let’s be clear: this is not our system. This is what happens when the aid is pressed by too few routes after months of deprivation,” he said, adding “only a stream of aid and stable and reliable commercial supplies,” he said that people arrive and allow safe and orderly distributions, “he said.

Information published on Unots websiteThe United Nations Office for Project Services shows that around 87%, or 1,753 of the 2,013 aid trucks that have entered Gaza since May 19 have not reached their final destinations, with theft assistance either “peacefully by hungry people or with force by armed actors”.

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The data, which showed that a record of 90 trucks carrying some 1,695 tonnes of aid had been looted on May 31, presents itself as shocking photos of emaciated Palestinian children – some were later proven to be children with pre -existing health conditions used as propaganda by Hamas – have become viral.

The revelations concerning the UN defective aid system also intervened in the middle of the world condemnation of Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), a new aid distribution mechanism supported by the United States and Israel, designed, in part, to prevent aid from falling into Hamas. The UN refused to cooperate with the GHF. The aid group announced on Sunday that it had delivered nearly 105 million meals to the Gazans since it started operations in May.

It also contrasts strongly with the relationships of certain media which have chosen to ignore the evidence of the theft of Hamas and the resale to finance its war in progress – apparently as a means of suggesting that Israel uses famine as a tactic of war or “genocide”. Israel categorically denied the two complaints.

The coordination of Israel of government activities in the territories (COGAT) published this photo which shows pallets of humanitarian aid while waiting to be distributed in Gaza. (Cogat)

A recent article in the New York Times Even went so far as to point out that there was “no evidence” that Hamas had stolen help from the United Nations, despite countless documented accounts, including liberated Israeli hostages which said they saw stocks of unmarked products inside Hamas tunnels.

Kobi Michael, principal researcher at the Institute of National Security Studies in Tel Aviv, said that not only human rights organizations and many media based their defective reports on the information published by the Gaza Ministry of Health, which is led by Hamas, they did not take the nature of Hamas seriously “.

“Hamas is not the most reliable source in the world,” he said, adding that “international media and other sources do not consider the interests of Hamas, or its strategy, and they do not seem to recognize that Hamas wants a chaotic situation in the Gaza Strip. Hamas wants there to be many victims among Palestinian civilians, because it serves their interests.”

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“Just to listen to what Hamas leaders have said since October 7,” said Michael. “They promised to repeat on October 7 again and again, they called on the Arab world to join the armed resistance against Israel and the Arab public to put pressure on their diets.

“They also said publicly and loudly that they have no problem sacrificing 100,000 other Palestinian civilians for victory,” he said.

Hamas terrorists stand in training while the Palestinians meet in a street to look at the transfer of three Israeli hostages to a Red Cross team in Deir El-Balah, Central Gaza, February 8, 2025. (Majdi Fathi / Nurphoto via Getty Images)

However, the GHF was confronted with an examination and a blame for the humanitarian disaster which takes place in Gaza in the middle of daily reports of bodies supported by Hamas of civilian dead or near their distribution points of aid and as a result of chaotic images of people who fight for food packages or shelter. The new agency has retaliated, saying that Hamas, the UN and other international aid agencies, simply hope that the initiative fails so that they can control all the assistance operations in Gaza.

Friday, the American special envoy Steve Witkoff, with the American ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabe, visited Southern Gaza to inspect one of the GHF aid distribution sites.

“Entering Gaza today and the humanitarian food program observed by us launched GHF. Hamas hates GHF B / C, it obtains food at PPL without having been looted by Hamas. More than 100 million meals served in 2 months,” wrote Huckabee in an article on X.

The United States Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee and Special Envoy Steve Witkoff speak with a Havier worker in Gaza while visiting a distribution site managed by Gaza Humanitarian Foundation in the United States and Israeli. (Gaza Humanitarian Foundation)

David MakovskyDirector of the Koret project on Arab-Israeli relations at the Washington Near East Policy Institute, said the crisis for the crisis should not be placed on a single part but by providing the own UN records, we can resolve the level of conversation.

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“There is a whole debate on the GHF, which will not be settled today,” he noted. “However, in a humanitarian emergency crisis, people to feed should take an absolute absolute priority and I think it is the responsibility of the UN and the GHF to work together to feed people.

“I hope that by bringing a lot of food to Gaza, you will be able to help people suffering from innocent and also considerably lower the black market rates exploited by Hamas they use to control their people,” said Makovsky.