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US-backed Gaza aid group delivers nearly 1 million meals on Thursday

The total number of meals delivered to date is more than 1.8 million, according to the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation.

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Aid is delivered in Gaza in May 2025. Credit: Courtesy of Gaza Humanitarian Foundation.

The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, a U.S.-backed independent aid distributor, said that it had delivered 997,920 meals on Thursday via three sites, including a new site that opened in Bureij, in central Gaza.

The total number of meals it has distributed to date is more than 1.8 million, the group said.

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