US EditionGaza Aid Group Says Hamas Killed at Least 8 Local Staffers Possibly Abducted Others
- On June 11, Hamas carried out a deadly attack near Khan Younis, killing at least eight local Palestinian staff members from a Gaza-based humanitarian organization as they were traveling to deliver food aid.
- Prior to the attack, Hamas had issued direct threats against GHF staff and their operations, prompting the organization to temporarily close some aid distribution sites on June 7 before later resuming their activities.
- GHF launched on May 26 to deliver aid outside the UN system, facing ongoing violence near its centers and criticism for allegedly undermining humanitarian principles, with Hamas denying involvement and publicly rejecting GHF’s model.
- John Acree, interim director of GHF, reported at least eight deaths, several injuries, and concerns that some team members may have been taken hostage. He emphasized that despite the threats posed by Hamas militants, the organization remains committed to continuing its food distribution efforts to support the people of Gaza who rely on their aid.
- Despite heightened security risks and Hamas’s actions, GHF decided to maintain operations and continue providing food security for Palestinians while gathering more information on the incident and possible hostages.
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Gaza Humanitarian Foundation Says Hamas Killed, Abducted Aid Workers
Several aid workers from the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation were killed Wednesday night when Hamas gunmen attacked a bus transporting local staffers, according to the US- and Israeli-backed organization. The group, which operates food distribution in Gaza outside of Hamas control, said the vehicle was targeted as it carried more than 20 workers to a distribution
Hamas kills at least 8 aid workers, GHF reports; source claims Hamas trying to disrupt aid distribution
The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation stated that Hamas killed at least eight of its aid workers in an ambush yesterday. The incident follows threats by Hamas "against any entity or individual that collaborates or coordinates with the enemy's schemes" and claims by sources on the ground that Hamas Arrow Unit members have attempted to disrupt aid distribution.
US-backed aid group says Hamas attacked aid convoy in Gaza, killing at least 8 Palestinian
A US and Israel-backed aid group operating in Gaza has claimed that Hamas militants attacked a bus carrying Palestinian aid workers late Wednesday night, killing at least eight people
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Gaza Humanitarian Foundation doles out 2.6m meals after Hamas murders eight staffers
"We are still collecting more information on the deadly and unprovoked attack on our dedicated local team members and volunteers," the group said.The post Gaza Humanitarian Foundation doles out 2.6m meals after Hamas murders eight staffers appeared first on JNS.org.
Gaza aid group says Hamas killed at least 8 local staffers possibly abducted others
GHF says terror group attacked bus ferrying workers to distribution site, while Hamas-linked accounts say its gunmen targeted members of Israel-backed Abu Shabab clan, which the clan denies The post Gaza aid group says Hamas killed at least 8 local staffers possibly abducted others appeared first on Jerusalem World News.
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