The Guardian: Palestinians gunned down while trying to reach food aid site in Gaza, hospital says
More than 30 Palestinians were killed by Israeli fire on Sunday as they went to receive food at an aid distribution point set up by an Israeli-backed foundation in Gaza, according to witnesses,, with a hospital run by the Red Cross confirming it was treating many wounded.
Witnesses told the Associated Press that Israeli forces had opened fire as they headed toward the aid distribution site in Rafah run by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF).
“There were many martyrs, including women,” Ibrahim Abu Saoud, 40, told the Associated Press. “We were about 300 metres away from the military.”
Aljazeera: Israel kills 32 Palestinians waiting for food at US-backed Gaza aid sites
Troops gun down starving crowds, capping deadly first week of operations for controversial Gaza Humanitarian Foundation.
France 24: At least 31 Palestinians killed at Gaza aid hub as witnesses say Israeli troops fired on crowd
At least 31 Palestinians have been killed and scores more wounded while heading to an Israeli-controlled aid distribution point, Gaza’s health ministry said Sunday, after witnesses reported seeing Israeli soldiers open fire on the crowd.
At least 25 people were killed and scores were wounded on Sunday as they were on their way to receive food in Gaza, according to health officials and multiple witnesses who said Israeli forces fired on crowds around a kilometre away from an aid site run by an Israeli-backed foundation.
Officials at a nearby field hospital run by the Red Cross said at least 21 people were killed and another 175 people were wounded, without saying who opened fire on them.
