In the ongoing turmoil in Gaza, conflicting reports have emerged regarding the distribution and alleged looting of humanitarian aid. Hamas-led groups executed four individuals accused of looting aid trucks, while the head of the World Food Programme (WFP) rejected claims that Hamas is involved in these activities, stating that desperate civilians are responsible for the looting. Cindy McCain echoed these sentiments, asserting that the famine in Gaza is unrelated to Hamas. However, Israeli officials have claimed that Hamas is stealing aid to fund terrorism, allegations that have been robustly countered by international bodies, including the UN, which reported no evidence supporting the theft claims. Additionally, there are warnings from Gaza tribes regarding an Israeli plan to control humanitarian aid, suggesting a broader strategy to displace the Palestinian population. Amidst this chaos, reports have surfaced of a new Palestinian militia operating in southern Gaza, further complicating the humanitarian crisis.