In the wake of resumed aid deliveries to Gaza by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) has successfully distributed substantial food supplies to residents for ten days. This development might suggest a reduction in international pressure on Israel, given the alleviation of hunger in the region and decreased reliance on Hamas. However, Western leaders' attacks on Israel have intensified significantly during this period. Nations such as Britain, France, Germany, Canada, Australia, Spain, and Ireland continue to criticize Israel, despite improvements in Gaza's humanitarian situation. The European Union also voices severe warnings about reassessing relations with Israel. Various factors contribute to this escalation, including antisemitism, fear of Muslim public opinion, ignorance fueled by biased media, and ineffective Israeli public diplomacy.

A deeper issue lies within the United Nations' influence over Gaza's humanitarian landscape. According to confirmed information from a senior minister of one criticizing Western country, the UN exerts heavy pressure on governments to decry the supposed famine in Gaza, regardless of factual evidence. Since the conflict began, the UN has systematically worked against alternatives to Hamas that Israel has attempted to promote, refusing cooperation with the GHF. The primary reasons are financial and political control. UNRWA and numerous NGOs have established a multi-billion-dollar aid industry employing tens of thousands in Gaza since 1949. Leaders fear becoming obsolete if the GHF demonstrates feeding Gazans without anti-Israel incitement is possible.

Politically, the UN perpetuates the "Palestinian struggle" against Israel through its various bodies, maintaining refugee status, funding camps, spreading misinformation, and collaborating with Hamas. It is improbable that Hamas's server farm beneath UNRWA's headquarters was unknown to the agency's leadership. With the potential collapse of this death industry if the GHF expands operations, actions like Greta Thunberg's "flotilla" serve as part of a global fake-news campaign targeting Israel. Genuine concern for Gaza's humanitarian situation involves supporting the American-Israeli foundation already feeding Gazans rather than engaging in theatrical gestures.

Transforming Gaza into a humane and livable place necessitates severing toxic supply lines. By focusing on effective aid distribution channels that do not propagate hatred, there is hope for positive change in the region. Addressing the root causes of criticism and recognizing the UN's role in prolonging conflict are crucial steps toward achieving peace and stability in Gaza.