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Israel Acknowledges Palestinian Civilians Harmed at Gaza Aid Sites ...
- On June 30, the Israeli military confirmed that Palestinian civilians had been injured at Gaza aid distribution centers and stated that new operational guidelines had been issued to troops in response.
- This acknowledgment follows extensive violence and an 11-week Israeli blockade that severely limited aid, leading the US-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation to take over aid distribution on May 27.
- The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation operates only four mega-sites guarded by private security, but many Palestinians face deadly danger and chaos while trying to obtain scant aid.
- Economic analyst Imad Labad reported that over 95% of Gaza's population depends on aid amid soaring food prices, with poverty exceeding 90% and unemployment at 83%, while some profiteer by reselling aid.
- These conditions suggest worsening humanitarian distress marked by exploitation, food shortages for millions, and urgent calls for transparent aid delivery reforms to reach the most vulnerable.
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Chef and author Sami Tamimi speaks to Lauren Taylor about preserving Palestinian culture through his new cookbook, ‘Boustany’, and why food is his way of keeping hope alive
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The testimonies of soldiers gathered by the newspaper "Haaretz" about the shootings around the food distribution centres in the Palestinian enclave opened a debate in Israel.
·Paris, France
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During a UN Security Council debate on the situation in the Middle East, Ambassador Samuel Žbogar described the intolerable situation for Palestinian civilians in Gaza and the occupied territories, saying that they are being killed while waiting in line for food.
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