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Israeli Military Rejects Report that Soldiers Told to Fire at Palestinians Waiting for Food, After Repeated Deadly Incidents

  • Israeli soldiers allegedly received orders to fire on Palestinians waiting near Gaza aid sites, according to a Haaretz report published on Friday.
  • This report follows weeks of deadly events in which more than 550 Palestinians have reportedly lost their lives since Israel resumed limited humanitarian aid deliveries in late May.
  • The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, a US- and Israel-backed group, operates aid sites, but distribution has been chaotic amid shortages and near-daily fire as Palestinians approach these locations.
  • Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and Defense Minister Katz called the report 'blood libel,' affirming IDF directives strictly forbid deliberate attacks on civilians and ordered a Military Advocate General investigation.
  • The unfolding investigation and ongoing violence around Gaza aid sites highlight severe humanitarian challenges and contentious military and political tensions in the area.
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Jornal do Comércio broke the news in on Tuesday, June 24, 2025.
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