The NR story was posted a week ago.
Your Reuters link is from last November and only refers to a short window of a few days. It doesn't speak to the aid being delivered to the pier.

Try this one instead. https://www.usatoday.com/...ijacked/73800804007/

You WaPo link is solely about aid passing through the West Bank. I don't want anyone to starve, but how do you ensure the aid doesn't end up in the hands of Hamas?

Would you care to explain how "right-wing settlers" are poaching the aid leaving the pier in Gaza?

Your protect Biden at all costs approach can't hide the fact that hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars have been spent on a half-baked idea to help the Gazans. It's the result of thinking that throwing money at a problem will solve it - that doing something is better than doing nothing. Nevermind that what we have done has accomplished little in achieving our goals.

I don't think you can. Just yet. Hamas isn't just the militant arm. They are/were also the entire government, responsible for all the things that governments do. The IDF is well on the way to "demilitarizing" Hamas. Somewhat of a euphemism for killing anyone willing to lay hands on a weapon of any kind with bad intent. And then taking the weapons away so someone else can't pick them up. That's Step 1. I support Step 1, with guardrails.

Step 2 is figuring out how to replace Hamas as a government entity with something better. Because there are lots of self-identified Hamas people who are not militants. They are bureaucrats or other kinds of what we call civil servants. That's what Israel (and the world) needs to figure out, how to replace them since anyone who ever called themselves Hamas maybe should have zero role in a new government.

What is that going to be? I have no idea. Legions of NGOs from around the world taking over basic internal logistics in Gaza until a proper government can emerge? Some coalition of Western governments stepping in with a provisional government (like Bremer in Iraq). Some coalition of Middle Eastern governments stepping in? The ME governments stepping in (Egypt, et al) sounds like a good plan to me, but will Israel allow Egyptian, Jordanian personnel into Gaza? I think they'd say F to the No on Lebanese people. Do Egyptian and Jordanian goverments really care, or want to step into that morass? No idea.

I don't think a plan has materialized yet. This is what Benny Gantz is threatening to leave the government over. A total lack of plan (according to him) of what to do after Step 1.

Would you care to explain how "right-wing settlers" are poaching the aid leaving the pier in Gaza?

As I said the word is a strange place. Hamas, a terrorist organisation slaughters hundreds (was it thousands?) of innocent civilians and get rewarded indirectly with 12 votes to become a member of the UN and public protests of support around the world.
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The world is a strange place, but can you point me to where someone voted for Hamas to be a member of the UN?

You also have a problem with attention to detail, try reading again how I put 'indirectly' in there as I knew there would be people who still like to pretend that Hamas and Palestine aren't basically one and the same...