Following a recent ceasefire, several food distribution sites operated by the controversial US-Israeli-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) have been shut down, raising concerns about the future of humanitarian aid in the region. While GHF claims that the suspension of operations is temporary and has pledged to return, officials report that the dismantling of these sites is part of a broader agreement associated with the ceasefire. Critically, many of these aid centers have been linked to deadly incidents, leading to calls for a reevaluation of humanitarian efforts in Gaza. As UN-led aid deliveries begin, the fate of the GHF remains uncertain, with speculation about its potential defunct status in the wake of ongoing tensions.