A tragic event unfolded in Rafah, Gaza, where dozens of Palestinians were killed near a U.S.-backed aid distribution site. According to Palestinian health authorities, at least 30 people lost their lives, and over 170 were injured while heading toward the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation distribution point. Witnesses reported that gunfire erupted as crowds gathered to receive food and aid.
The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) have denied firing on people at or near the aid site, stating that any warning shots were fired about one kilometer away from the location. Nevertheless, local health officials and hospitals reported receiving numerous casualties from the incident.
The aid distribution in Gaza has been under scrutiny amid ongoing conflict and tensions in the region. This incident marks the deadliest since the introduction of a new aid mechanism backed by Israel and the United States. The conflicting reports about responsibility for the gunfire have fueled controversy and raised humanitarian concerns.
International observers and media outlets have been closely following developments in Gaza, highlighting the urgent need for safe and effective aid delivery to civilians. The situation remains tense as parties involved continue to exchange statements and claims.
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