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Israel gives tour of UN aid left ‘rotting’ in Gaza

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Israel has given a tour of a large storage site within Gaza containing what it claims to be 1,000 lorries-worth of aid that the United Nations (UN) has failed to deliver. The move on Thursday intensified a row with the international community, which has become increasingly critical of starvation levels in the Strip.

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Jyllands-Posten

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Un and Ngos Call Airdropping of Emergency Aid Ineffective and Dangerous

Only an unconditional opening of the borders for emergency aid can stop the disaster, says Anders Ladekarl from the Red Cross.

9 hours ago·Copenhagen, Denmark

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PressTV

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Israel destroys over 1,000 aid trucks as UN warns of ‘deliberate’ mass starvation in Gaza

The Israeli regime has admitted that it destroyed vast stockpiles of essential supplies meant for Gaza, including food and medicine.

6 hours ago·Tehran, Iran, Islamic Republic of

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Counter Currents

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Israel Buries and Burns Over 1,000 Truckloads of Spoiled Gaza Aid

Occupied Palestine (Quds News Network)- Israel’s army has destroyed massive amounts of humanitarian aid meant for Gaza, including food, medical supplies…

14 hours ago·India

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Palestine Chronicle

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Israel Destroys Over 1,000 Aid Trucks as Gaza Faces Catastrophic Famine

Israeli army admits to destroying vast stockpiles of food and medicine meant for Gaza, as starvation deaths rise and global outrage mounts.

22 hours ago·Washington, United States

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The Telegraph

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Israel gives tour of UN aid left ‘rotting’ in Gaza

Drone footage released as blame game over humanitarian crisis continues

1 day ago·London, United Kingdom

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Clarion India

Israel Buries and Burns Over 1,000 Truckloads of Spoiled Gaza Aid - Clarion India

OCCUPIED JERUSALEM — Israel’s army has destroyed massive amounts of humanitarian aid meant for Gaza, including food, medical supplies, and bottled water, according to a report by Israel’s public broadcaster Kan. The spoiled aid, left rotting at the Kerem Shalom crossing for weeks, was buried or burned. “We buried everything in the ground, even burned some of it,” said an Israeli army source. “Even today, there are thousands of packages waiting i…

8 hours ago

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