The debated, US and Israel-backed Gaza relief foundation announces it is terminating its humanitarian work in the Gaza region, after almost six months.
The foundation had previously halted its three food distribution sites in Gaza following the ceasefire between Hamas and Israel was implemented recently.
The organization attempted to circumvent United Nations channels as the chief distributor of aid to Gaza's population.
International relief agencies would not collaborate with its system, saying it was questionable and hazardous.
Many residents were fatally wounded while seeking food amid chaotic scenes near GHF's sites, mainly through Israeli military action, as reported by United Nations.
The Israeli military claimed its forces fired cautionary rounds.
The organization declared on recently that it was concluding activities now because of the "satisfactory fulfillment of its crisis response", with a cumulative three million shipments containing the corresponding to over 187 million food portions distributed to Gazans.
The foundation's chief officer, the executive director, additionally stated the US-led Civil-Military Coordination Centre (CMCC) - which has been established to help carry out the United States' Palestinian peace proposal - would be "adopting and expanding the system the foundation tested".
"GHF's model, in which Palestinian factions were unable to divert and benefit from humanitarian assistance, played a huge role in convincing militant groups to participate and achieving a ceasefire."
Hamas - which denies stealing aid - supported the shutdown of the GHF, as indicated by media.
An official from stated GHF should be held accountable for the harm it caused to Palestinians.
"We call upon all international human rights organisations to make certain that consequences are faced after leading to casualties and wounds of thousands of Gazans and obscuring the nutritional restriction approach employed by the Israeli authorities."
The foundation started work in Gaza on 26 May, a seven days following the Israeli government had moderately reduced a comprehensive closure on humanitarian and trade shipments to Gaza that continued for 77 days and resulted in critical deficits of essential supplies.
After 90 days, a famine was declared in Gaza City.
The GHF's food distribution sites in southern and central Gaza were administered by American private security firms and located inside regions under Israeli military authority.
United Nations agencies and their collaborators claimed the system breached the core assistance standards of objectivity, fairness and autonomy, and that channelling desperate people into military-controlled areas was fundamentally dangerous.
United Nations human rights division stated it documented the fatalities of no fewer than 859 Gazans trying to acquire sustenance in the proximity to foundation locations between late May through end of July.
A further 514 persons were lost their lives close to the courses followed by international humanitarian deliveries, it added.
The greater part of these people were killed by the Israeli military, as per the organization's documentation.
The Israeli military said its soldiers had fired warning shots at persons who advanced toward them in a "threatening" fashion.
The GHF said there were no shootings at the relief locations and accused the UN of using "untrue and confusing" figures from the Palestinian health authority administered by Hamas.
The organization's continuation had been indefinite since Hamas and Israel agreed a halt in hostilities arrangement to implement the initial stage of the United States' reconciliation proposal.
The arrangement specified relief provision would take place "free from intervention from the involved factions through the United Nations and its agencies, and the Red Crescent, in combination with other worldwide bodies not connected in any way" with militant groups and the Israeli government.
UN spokesperson the international body's communicator declared this week that the GHF's shutdown would have "no impact" on its activities "since we never collaborated with them".
The official further mentioned that while additional assistance was reaching the Palestinian territory since the halt in hostilities began on early October, it was "insufficient to satisfy all requirements" of the 2.1 million residents.
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