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Individual initiatives have become an important channel for distributing food, water, and medicine to displaced people in Gaza, as needs have grown and traditional institutions’ ability to respond has faltered. Yet many of these initiatives operate without a unified system for documenting donations and expenses or identifying beneficiaries. The scale of the crisis is underscored by the fact that around 2.1 million Palestinians faced high levels of food insecurity in May 2025, while humanitarian funding amounted to just $738 million of the $4 billion requested by the United Nations. Experts warn that buying goods at inflated prices and paying “cash-out” commissions—which reached around 52% at certain times—have added to pressure on prices and liquidity. However, the allegations circulating do not in themselves prove that corruption has occurred. The war and attacks have limited government oversight, strengthening calls to coordinate these initiatives, issue regular reports, and establish transparent accountability rules to ensure that aid reaches those most in need.
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