A new internal analysis by the US Agency for International Development (USAID) has found no evidence of systematic or large-scale theft of US-funded humanitarian aid by Hamas in Gaza. This finding directly contradicts previous allegations by Israeli officials and some US sources that Hamas was diverting or stealing aid, which had been used to justify restrictions on aid entry. The report acknowledges some limitations in monitoring aid distribution but found only isolated incidents, not widespread theft. The debate over aid distribution continues, with some sources blaming the UN and international organizations for delays, while others point to looting by various groups. The controversy highlights the complex challenges of delivering humanitarian assistance in conflict zones.
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