The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation is facing significant turmoil following the resignation of several key leaders, including CEO Jake Wood, who cited concerns over humanitarian principles and lack of independence from Israeli influence. This resignation comes as more Israeli airstrikes have resulted in numerous casualties, raising further questions about the integrity and effectiveness of the new US-backed Gaza aid plan. Critics, including leading aid and human rights organizations, have labeled the aid initiative a dangerous politicized effort, alleging that it operates as an Israeli intelligence operation. As dissent and delays mount, especially regarding aid distribution logistics, the Swiss authorities are considering investigating the organization. Other stakeholders and NGOs are distancing themselves from the foundation, expressing doubts about its ability to fulfill its humanitarian mandate amidst escalating violence and accusations of politicization.