The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation has announced its readiness to resume aid operations in Gaza as soon as it receives the directive, following a pause during the initial phase of the ceasefire. The organization, which was tasked with providing food to civilians amid restrictions on international agencies, faced criticism from United Nations experts and other aid groups due to safety concerns at its distribution sites. Spokesman Chapin Fay stated that the foundation has trucks loaded with supplies and is prepared to deliver aid directly to those in need, adapting its mission as circumstances change. However, recent reports suggest that the foundation may not have a formal role in future humanitarian efforts in Gaza, and its operations have been limited by funding shortages.