US EditionMany gunshot wounds among Gaza aid convoy injured, says hospital and UN
- More than 80% of the Palestinians wounded in the Gaza aid convoy bloodshed were struck by gunfire from nearby Israeli troops.
- At least 115 Palestinians were killed and over 750 injured as they rushed to the aid convoy, with Israeli troops opening fire.
- Efforts to bring aid to Gaza's 2.3 million Palestinians have been crippled by the chaos of Israel's offensive, leading to hunger and difficulties in aid delivery.
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What we know about Gaza aid convoy deaths
Competing claims have emerged since dozens of people were killed in a scramble for aid in Gaza, with the Hamas-run territory's health ministry saying Israeli forces shot them, but the army insisting most died in a stampede. Here is what we know so far: What happened? A witness said thousands of people desperate for food had rushed towards aid trucks on Al-Rashid Road in Gaza city before dawn on Thursday. "The soldiers fired at the crowd as peopl…
·Manila, Philippines
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The UN group visited the hospital treating the wounded of the Gaza aid division, many were seen shot
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·London, United Kingdom
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