US EditionUS- and Israeli-backed group pauses food delivery in Gaza after deadly shootings
- Israeli troops opened fire near a Gaza Humanitarian Foundation distribution centre on Tuesday, killing at least 27 Palestinians in southern Gaza.
- This incident occurred amid ongoing hostilities following Israel's offensive resumed on March 18 and the contentious GHF operation starting about a week ago.
- In response, the GHF announced its aid distribution centres will temporarily close on Wednesday for renovation, reorganisation, and efficiency improvements, with operations resuming Thursday.
- The Israeli army confirmed the closure, warned that roads to GHF sites are combat zones, and cautioned civilians against traveling there to reduce escalation risks.
- The closure underscores the fragile humanitarian situation in Gaza, where the UN warns of widespread famine and the Security Council plans a ceasefire vote amid fears the US will veto it.
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khbrknewsHow Closures at Food Distribution Hubs Are Impacting Gazans
The organization tasked with delivering food aid in Gaza halted operations at its distribution centers this week following a series of fatal incidents near aid sites, raising urgent questions about how humanitarian assistance can be delivered safely in the weeks ahead. The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), a private group backed by Israel and the U.S. said in a statement on social media Wednesday that centers would be “closed for update, organ…
The humanitarian distribution in the Palestinian enclave on 6 June was further damaged by ten days of chaos, marked by dozens of deaths near these sites, according to the Gazan authorities.
Tragedy in Gaza: Aid Halts Amid Deadly Conflict
Tragedy in Gaza: Aid Halts Amid Deadly Conflict In a devastating turn of events, Israeli tank fire claimed the lives of ten Palestinians in Gaza on Friday, as confirmed by local health authorities. Meanwhile, a U.S.- and Israeli-backed aid group, the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), announced the indefinite closure of its distribution sites, citing safety concerns.No immediate comments were made by the Israeli military regarding the fatalitie…
Ghs, call on Palestinians to 'stay away for security reasons' (ANSA)
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