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Nearly 800 People Killed While Receiving Aid in Gaza, Says UN Human Rights Office
GAZA STRIP, PALESTINE, JUL 11 – The UN human rights office recorded 798 Palestinians killed near aid sites since late May amid a militarized aid distribution scheme criticized by international groups.
- Since late May 2025, at least 798 Palestinians have been killed near food aid distribution sites in Gaza operated by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation.
- These killings occurred within a context of a severe humanitarian crisis caused by an 11-week blockade, restricted supplies, and widespread destruction across Gaza.
- Eyewitness and medical accounts describe frequent shootings, explosions, and stampedes near aid points, with injuries mostly from bullets to legs, torsos, and abdomens.
- Senior surgeon Victoria Rose remarked that the scale and severity of injuries she witnessed were unprecedented in her career, noting that shortages of antibiotics and poor nutrition contributed to the decline in patients' health.
- The UN and humanitarian groups criticize the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation's aid model as unsafe and lacking neutrality, which risks civilian lives and violates humanitarian standards.
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Controversy Surrounds Gaza Aid Distribution Amid Rising Casualties
Controversy Surrounds Gaza Aid Distribution Amid Rising Casualties Amid escalating violence in Gaza, the U.N. rights office reported at least 875 fatalities over the past six weeks related to aid distribution points administered by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) and other humanitarian organizations. The GHF, supported by the U.S. and Israel, faces allegations from U.N. officials and other watchdogs of unsafe practices and potential looti…
Gaza authorities say US-backed GHF operates as security cover for Israel
Gaza authorities say the US-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) has been involved in suspicious activities under the guise of humanitarian work across the besieged Palestinian territory.
Still Israeli bombs on civilians. For the UN there are more than 800 dead since the Ghf distributes food. Netanyahu: we do not withdraw from the Strip
In his column, journalist and translator Ibrahim Badra describes the vertigo of the Gazans in the face of the massacres they have suffered for more than a year and a half. "Massacre", a word that has become banal, daily, but leaves indelible traces in bodies and souls.
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