United Nations data shows a severe breakdown in aid delivery to Gaza, raising questions from the Trump administration about the UN's ability to manage relief in the region. The Trump administration has been sharply critical of the process, accusing the UN of incompetence and saying its routes allow Hamas to steal food and supplies. Administration officials say the controversy underscores the need for reform. The Trump administration has backed the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), a separate aid system that bypasses the UN by working through vetted local NGOs and contractors. Officials say Israel has offered to work on secure routes, but has been met instead with UN criticism in press statements.