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Dozens killed in Gaza as the UN says hundreds have died while seeking aid near sites run by U.S. group
- The Health Ministry in Gaza reported that over 57,000 Palestinians have been killed in the territory.
- Israeli airstrikes resulted in 15 Palestinian deaths, while 20 more died waiting for aid according to a hospital report.
- The U.N. human rights office documented 613 killings near humanitarian convoys since late May.
- Several hundred Palestinians have been killed or injured by Israeli troops while trying to access aid.
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U.N. records 613 killings in Gaza near humanitarian convoys or aid distribution points run by U.S. group
Spokesperson Ravina Shamdasani said “it is clear that the Israeli military has shelled and shot at Palestinians trying to reach the distribution points” operated by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation.
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UN records 613 killings near US-run humanitarian convoys and aid distribution points in Gaza
The United Nations Human Rights Office said on Friday it had recorded at least 613 killings over the course of a month in Gaza near humanitarian convoys run by the US and Israeli-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), as well as other aid points run by relief organisations, including the United Nations.
UN says 613 killed near aid points and convoys in Gaza
The UN human rights office said it had recorded at least 613 killings both at aid points run by the US- and Israeli-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) and near humanitarian convoys run by other relief groups including the UN.
The Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights stated that at least 613 persons have been killed at both the humanitarian aid distribution points of the Gaza Humanitarian Fund, supported by the US and Israel, as well as at the approach of humanitarian forces administered by other relief groups.
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