US EditionUN Says Hundreds Killed in Recent Weeks While Seeking Aid in Gaza
GAZA STRIP, PALESTINE, JUL 12 – Nearly 800 Palestinians have died seeking aid since May, with 615 killed near Gaza Humanitarian Foundation sites amid ongoing Israeli airstrikes and blockade conditions.
- Israeli forces killed at least 10 Palestinians on Friday while they waited for food aid near Rafah in southern Gaza amid ongoing violence.
- The killings and nearly 800 similar deaths seeking aid since late May reflect the broader context of the Gaza war sparked by Hamas's October 7, 2023 attack on Israel.
- The conflict has destroyed Gaza's enclave, caused food shortages, spread diseases, and placed nearly 3,000 children at risk of permanent malnutrition due to blocked treatments.
- Benjamin Netanyahu said he hopes to strike a 60-day ceasefire in the coming days and then negotiate a permanent end if Hamas relinquishes its weapons and Gaza control.
- The reported violence and aid blockade underline a dire humanitarian crisis for Gaza's two million residents, with indirect talks ongoing to agree on a temporary ceasefire.
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The United Nations is complaining of a large number of fatalities caused by aid deliveries in the Gaza Strip.
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Nearly 800 Gazans killed in recent weeks seeking aid, says UN
Israel began easing a more than two-month total blockade of aid in late May. Since then, a new US- and Israel-backed organisation called the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) has effectively sidelined the territory's vast UN-led aid delivery network
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