Gaza rescuers say Israeli fire kills atleast 31 in latest shooting near aid centre
GAZA STRIP, JUN 17 – At least 163 Palestinians have been killed and over 1,000 wounded near U.S.-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation aid sites since operations began two weeks ago, Gaza health officials said.
- In central Gaza, Israeli gunfire killed at least 17 Palestinians and wounded dozens as thousands approached a Gaza Humanitarian Foundation aid site.
- The new Gaza aid distribution system, controlled by Israel, militarizes aid, forcing Palestinians to travel long distances amid blockade restrictions.
- Al-Awda Hospital admitted eight bodies and at least 125 wounded, as witness Mohamed Abu Hussein saw Israeli forces open fire half a mile from the site.
- Gaza health ministry reports 397 killed and over 3,000 wounded since late May aid resumption.
- U.N. rights chief Volker Turk called for investigations after condemning Israel's 'weaponisation' of food in Gaza and attacks near aid sites, highlighting urgent accountability needs.
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50 killed in Gaza as UN denounces ’lethal’ US-Israeli aid system
Israeli fire killed at least 50 people on Monday, nearly half of them near an aid distribution site run by the US-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, the territory's Health Ministry said, as UN officials denounced Israeli-backed aid delivery methods. Medics said at least 23 of those people were killed and 200 others wounded near an aid distribution site in Rafah, the latest in daily mass shootings that have killed hundreds of Palestinians tryin…
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The Israeli military is said to have opened fire again near a food distribution centre in the Gaza Strip. According to Palestinian information, there are dozens of dead and several hundred injured.
Palestinian civil defence also reported "more than 200 wounded" on Monday, by Israeli fire, near the humanitarian aid point managed by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation in Rafah.
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