US EditionHow Gaza’s Food Queues Turned Into Kill Zones
- The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation suspended all its aid distribution sites on Friday, June 6, 2025, after Israeli soldiers opened fire near aid points, killing about 110 Palestinians.
- This closure followed a new Israeli-backed aid system designed to prevent Hamas from seizing supplies, which caused scarce, remote distribution sites requiring long, dangerous journeys.
- Within the first week, two large-scale shootings near sites such as Rafah killed dozens, with many Palestinians deviating from designated routes despite warning shots and military presence.
- GHF reported distributing 5.8 million meals in the first week, but leaders like former director Jake Wood resigned, calling the framework unworkable without violating humanitarian principles.
- The incidents sparked condemnation from Gaza authorities and international observers, who described the aid sites as 'death traps' and called for urgent UN action against these violations.
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Civilians in Gaza face heavy attacks while seeking food at aid centres: UN agency
ISTANBUL: The UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) reported Saturday that civilians suffering from hunger in the Gaza Strip have come under heavy Israeli attacks while seeking food at aid distribution centres, Anadolu Ajansi (AA) reported. © New Straits Times Press (M) Bhd
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More than 60 people were killed when they wanted to pick up food at distribution points in Gaza – hundreds were injured. Eyewitnesses blame Israel's army.
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