US EditionFresh Reports Palestinians Killed Waiting for Aid
- Israeli forces shot and killed multiple Palestinians early Tuesday near an aid distribution site in southern Gaza's Rafah area.
- The incident took place against a backdrop of ongoing Israeli restrictions that were marginally relaxed recently, alongside continued strikes resulting in civilian casualties.
- Witnesses and health officials reported over 90 injuries, including serious cases, while the IDF claimed the people moving toward them posed a threat.
- A Red Cross spokesman confirmed 50 wounded arrived at a field hospital, noting most had gunfire and shrapnel wounds, with two dead on arrival.
- The shootings highlight the harsh conditions and humanitarian crisis in Gaza, where experts warn of famine amid restricted aid access and civilian casualties.
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Almost every day Palestinians are dying waiting for help and food. On Sunday 31 people are said to have been killed, on Tuesday 27. The Israeli army denies, an eyewitness reports.
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The Israeli army claims to have "fired at some individuals", but this does not match eyewitness accounts.
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