US Edition875 Palestinians killed near aid sites, says UN human rights office
GAZA, JUL 15 – At least 674 of the 875 Palestinians killed were near Gaza Humanitarian Foundation sites amid a blockade and military actions restricting aid and causing widespread malnutrition.
- On Tuesday, the U.N. rights office recorded 875 killings at aid points run by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation over the past six weeks.
- The main crossings into Gaza were closed, cutting off food, medical and humanitarian supplies for 2.3 million Palestinians.
- Survivors said American mercenaries closed the gate and used pepper spray, causing panic and deadly overcrowding.
- At the UN, the secretary-general described the aid mechanism `inherently unsafe`, adding that `it is killing people`.
- Doctors Without Borders warned that weaponizing aid may be a crime against humanity, while WHO's Christian Lindmeier said `Peace is the best medicine`.
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The U.N. rights office said on Tuesday it had recorded at least 875 killings within the past six weeks at aid points in Gaza run by the U.S.- and Israeli-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation and convoys run by other relief groups, including the United Nations.
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The distribution of food aid in the Gaza Strip has experienced significant difficulties in the last few weeks. At least 875 Palestinians have been killed trying to get food, and in the meantime, the coalition government of Benyamin Netanyahu is only holding on to one thread. Carla Oliveira's story.
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UN says 875 Palestinians killed seeking food in recent weeks, most at US-Israeli backed sites
The United Nations rights office says the vast majority of those killed while trying to access aid in the past six weeks were in the vicinity of US- and Israeli-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation sites.
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