Recent weeks have seen significant controversies engulfing the U.S.-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF). The State Department is contemplating a $500 million contribution to the foundation, amidst criticism over its leadership and operations. Notably, evangelical leader Johnnie Moore has been appointed as the new executive chairman, raising concerns due to his connections with past political figures and controversial statements regarding the Gaza conflict. The Boston Consulting Group (BCG) has faced backlash for its involvement, leading to the termination of contracts and the firing of partners associated with the Gaza aid project. As the humanitarian effort struggles with internal and external strife, including mass casualties reported on the ground, criticisms of the aid’s politicization persist, particularly following the withdrawal of major consulting firms involved in the initiative.