The United States is contemplating a new humanitarian aid delivery plan for Gaza, aiming to replace the controversial Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF). This proposal involves establishing 12-16 humanitarian hubs along the line where Israeli forces have withdrawn, designed to facilitate aid distribution while ensuring security through drone monitoring to prevent Hamas interference. The plan, still in the conceptual phase, has faced skepticism from international aid groups regarding its militarized approach. If implemented, it signals a shift in U.S. strategy amidst ongoing conflicts, highlighting the complexities of delivering aid in politically sensitive environments and the challenges of ensuring neutrality in humanitarian operations.