Gaza Aid Scandal—UN’s Role Under FIRE!!

When Samaritan’s Purse announced that Israel isn’t blocking aid trucks into Gaza, but that armed looters are the real problem, the mainstream narrative was flipped on its head—and the aftermath exposes exactly how twisted the story has become.

At a Glance

• Samaritan’s Purse claims the humanitarian crisis in Gaza is caused by looting, not Israeli restrictions.
• Israeli officials say thousands of aid trucks have entered Gaza, but UN agencies argue aid rarely reaches civilians.
• Major incidents of violence and looting plague distribution centers, causing civilian casualties and chaos.
• The UN and NGOs blame both Israeli controls and armed groups for the failed aid delivery.

Samaritan’s Purse Blows the Whistle on Gaza’s Real Aid Crisis

Ken Isaacs, Vice President of Samaritan’s Purse, wasted no time setting the record straight: Israel isn’t blocking the aid. Speaking out on Newsmax TV, Isaacs pointed to armed gangs and chaos inside Gaza as the true villains preventing food and supplies from reaching desperate Palestinian civilians. According to Isaacs, Israel has done its part, allowing more than 4,500 trucks filled with humanitarian goods to cross into the Strip in just two months. Yet, what grabs headlines is not the endless parade of trucks but the bedlam that erupts as soon as those trucks roll past the border. The story doesn’t end at the checkpoint—instead, it’s just getting started.

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For months, the world’s media, the UN, and left-leaning NGOs have kept up a steady drumbeat: blame Israel for every empty stomach and tearful child in Gaza. But when an organization like Samaritan’s Purse steps up and says, “Wait—here’s what’s really going on,” you’d think journalists would be curious. Instead, critics doubled down, accusing Samaritan’s Purse of parroting Israeli talking points or ignoring Palestinian suffering. But the facts tell a different story—one the mainstream can’t, or won’t, admit.

Chaos, Looting, and Violence: The Ugly Reality at Gaza Aid Points

The numbers are grim. Humanitarian distribution centers—especially those run by the controversial Gaza Humanitarian Foundation—have become flashpoints for violence. Crowds desperate for food and medicine gather daily, only to find themselves caught in chaos as armed gangs descend, trucks are hijacked, and aid workers are left helpless. The UN reports over 1,000 civilians killed at these sites since May, and while activists point fingers at Israeli security tactics, aid trucks have also been looted or stopped by Hamas and other groups before reaching their intended recipients. In other words, it’s not the border that’s the problem—it’s the lawlessness and utter lack of order once you’re inside.

Despite the endless hand-wringing from the usual suspects at the United Nations and “neutral” NGOs, the pattern is clear: Israeli authorities open the gates, but the aid doesn’t make it to hungry families because it gets intercepted, stolen, or simply disappears into the black market. The UN and its agencies refuse to work with the GHF, citing safety and neutrality concerns, and instead point to Israeli restrictions while ignoring the rampant theft and violence occurring on their watch. The net result? The people of Gaza remain hungry, the aid is wasted, and the world is fed a steady diet of half-truths and blame deflection.

Who’s Really to Blame? The Battle for Narrative—and for Control

The facts on the ground point to a messy, multi-sided disaster. Israel controls the borders and security, watching closely to make sure nothing ends up in the hands of terrorists. Hamas and other armed groups, meanwhile, see every aid convoy as an opportunity for power and profit. Aid agencies like the UN, OCHA, and UNRWA, for all their lofty language, have lost the trust of both sides—unable to guarantee safety for their workers or the people they claim to help. The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, the new kid on the block, faces skepticism from established NGOs, who question its allegiance and effectiveness. Meanwhile, Palestinian civilians are stuck in the middle, suffering from food insecurity, violence, and displacement, as international actors bicker over who’s to blame and who gets the credit.

For years, the left has insisted that Israeli restrictions are the root of every problem in Gaza—never mind the evidence of looting, violence, and outright theft by local armed groups. The reality is more complicated, but complexity doesn’t fit into a headline, and it certainly doesn’t help the “blame Israel” narrative that’s become so popular in woke circles and at the UN. Conservative voices like Isaacs and Samaritan’s Purse refuse to play along, and for that, they’re branded as outliers, even as their version of events is repeatedly confirmed by on-the-ground reporting and eyewitness accounts.