US EditionIsraeli Soldiers Ordered to Shoot at Unarmed Aid Seekers in Gaza
- A report published this week in a left-leaning Israeli newspaper alleged IDF soldiers were ordered to shoot unarmed Palestinians seeking aid in Gaza.
- This claim followed at least 19 shooting incidents since May 27 and testimonies from soldiers describing daily open fire on civilians posing no threat.
- The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation has distributed food at four southern Gaza sites for about a month amid heavy Israeli fire and aid stoppages in northern Gaza.
- A soldier referred to the location as a "killing field," reporting that daily casualties ranged from one to five individuals, while UN Secretary-General Guterres emphasized that seeking food should not come with the risk of losing one’s life.
- Israel confirmed investigations into incidents but denied orders to deliberately shoot civilians, while Gaza and aid groups called for transparent inquiry amid rising deaths around aid sites.
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According to reports of deaths at distribution centers, Israel apparently investigates possible war crimes. The government speaks of the "most moral army in the world".
Zionist Extermination: Israeli Soldiers Confirm Orders to Kill Palestinian Civilians · Global Voices
In an interview with local Israeli media, the Zionist military assured that they received orders from their superiors to assassinate the Palestinian civilian population while going to the premises established for food distribution during food collection, in a context marked by the humanitarian crisis after more than 20 months of extermination by the Israeli regime. READ ALSO: UNICEF denounces devastation of pregnant women and children in the Gaz…
IDF opens probe into possible war crimes in Gaza as hundreds die seeking aid
Anonymous Israeli soldiers have told Israeli newspaper Haaretz that troops had been told to shoot at crowds of Palestinian citizens collecting aid near food distribution sites to keep them away from Israeli military positions
By Oren Liebermann and Tamar Michaelis, CNN Israeli forces denied a new report claiming that soldiers were ordered to fire on unarmed Palestinians awaiting humanitarian aid in Gaza, after hundreds of people were reported killed as they approached food distribution points in recent weeks.This Friday, Haaretz newspaper published an article in which it claims that Israeli soldiers in Gaza received instructions from their commanders to shoot crowds …
The four GHF centers opened only one hour a day: the crowd press and Israeli soldiers fire. There would be at least 519 people killed, the UN accuses: "Traps of death"
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