A new Israel – and US-backed – aid model bypasses Hamas and delivers food directly to Gazans, shifting dynamics on the ground and triggering strong criticism abroad.

Netanyahu: 'Establishing distribution centers in Gaza is truly strategic. This will greatly accelerate Hamas's collapse, and therefore we'll need to maintain this even in the event of a ceasefire'

Israel’s claim that Hamas is “stealing aid” is so preposterous no serious journalist or politician ought to give it any kind of airing – yet there it is continuously cropping up in the coverage of Gaza.

The GHF has started distributing aid in Gaza via four centralised distribution centres, and said it will open more hubs within a month. Aid will be delivered to the centres via armoured tanks operated by private subcontractors, who will also safeguard its operations. The BBC has noted the presence of Israeli soldiers near the distribution centres.

ABC News takes a look at key dates and developments of Israel's actions in Gaza and the worsening humanitarian crisis since the temporary ceasefire with Hamas ended.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed to the government that Israel had killed Mohammed Sinwar earlier this month - the militant group's top military leader and younger brother of slain Yahya Si

Israeli defense officials believe Hamas is losing control ... as a turning point; the aid distribution centers are an extraordinary success,” the official claims. “This is a process of ...

A US-backed group that is slated to take over aid distribution in Gaza says it's started operations despite opposition from the UN and the unexpected resignation of its executive director.

Concerns raised in a confidential planning document appear prescient, with humanitarian groups, possible donors and some senior IDF officers questioning the plan.

Thousands of hungry Palestinians flooded a controversial new aid distribution center in Gaza ... He repeated Israel's claims that Hamas was stealing aid. Meanwhile, critics at the U.N. and other ...

Hamas has tried to maintain order and curb the civilians' growing opposition to the terrorist group's authority.

Hamas is warning desperate Palestinians from heading to the controversial US-backed food distribution sites in Gaza, which saw chaos erupt upon opening Tuesday as thousands of hungry Gazans