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22 killed as Israeli forces fire on Palestinians in Gaza seeking food aid, witnesses say
- Israeli forces killed at least 22 Palestinians and wounded 20 others as they were returning from getting food aid in southern Gaza on Monday.
- 11 people were shot dead while returning from an aid site associated with the Gaza Humanitarian Fund in Khan Younis.
- 10 others were killed at a United Nations aid warehouse in northern Gaza, according to the Health Ministry.
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Haaretz: Israeli Forces Ordered to Fire on Unarmed Crowds Seeking Food
Earlier today, 10 Palestinians were killed as they sought to collect food at an aid site in Gaza City; two more were shot dead at an aid distribution center in Rafah. The killings came after Haaretz reported Israeli officers and soldiers said they were ordered to fire at unarmed crowds near food distribution sites in Gaza, even when no threat was present. Gaza’s Health Ministry reports such attacks have killed over 500 Palestinians since May.
José Andrés' World Central Kitchen Is Serving Food in Gaza Again After 3-Month Blockage
José Andrés is a man with a lot of spinning plates. Not only is the celebrity chef a multiple-time James Beard award winner and the founder of World Central Kitchen, but he’s also currently an EP and host of “Yes, Chef” on NBC. Ahead of the cooking competition’s Season 1 finale on Monday night, the restaurateur opened up to TheWrap about co-hosting the reality show with Martha Stewart, shared his take on the series’ conniving central twist — whe…
Senior IDF officers admit 'uncalculated' fire on Gaza aid seekers after Haaretz expose
IDF officials said that in the most serious shelling near aid distribution, dozens of civilians were wounded, some killed. While the IDF chief says the army's Gaza offensive is nearing its goals, a senior official believes it should continue
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