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In southern Gaza, two American aid workers faced injuries during a food distribution. The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation reported a targeted grenade attack in Khan Yunis. The incident occurred at one of its centres. Initial reports suggest the involvement of Hamas. Investigations are underway. Despite the attack, the ghf will continue its operations.

Under mounting pressure to increase aid to Gaza, Israel may be modifying its approach. It might allow established aid groups to manage non-food assistance while a new U.S.-backed foundation handles food distribution.

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Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, supported by the US, began aid distribution in Gaza. This happened despite widespread criticism and the executive director's resignation. Other aid groups are blocked from entering. Concerns exist about neutrality and potential displacement of Palestinians. UN agencies have called for full humanitarian access. Many trucks with aid are waiting at the borders.

A tragic crush at a US- and Israel-backed Gaza aid distribution center resulted in at least 20 deaths, with conflicting accounts emerging regarding the cause. The ghf blamed armed Hamas operatives for triggering the chaos, while the Government media office accused the ghf of a cover-up.

A US- and Israel-backed relief group, Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (ghf), reported a deadly attack on its aid workers in southern Gaza, accusing Hamas of targeting them. At least five workers were killed while distributing aid. ghf condemned the attack, holding Hamas responsible, while Hamas rejected the accusations, questioning ghf's neutrality.

A US-backed aid distribution centre near Rafah experienced chaos as desperate civilians overwhelmed the site in search of food. The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (ghf) aimed to feed one million people, but distribution descended into disorder, prompting IDF warning shots.

Tragedy struck Gaza as at least 34 Palestinians were killed in shootings near food distribution centres, marking the deadliest incident yet. The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (ghf)-operated centres have become increasingly dangerous, with witnesses reporting that Israeli troops opened fire to control crowds at the Rafah site. While the Israeli military hasn't commented on Monday's deaths, they previously cited warning shots at individuals approaching military positions.

The Gaza humanitarian foundation (ghf) faced scrutiny after launching aid operations in Gaza, distributing food boxes amidst a near three-month Israeli blockade. Thousands rushed the distribution center in Rafah, with reports of Israeli military firing warning shots. The UN criticized ghf's aid model, calling for fully reopening aid crossings, while raising concerns about neutrality and impact.

A deadly crush at a Gaza food distribution site run by the Israeli-backed Gaza Humanitarian Fund resulted in 20 Palestinian deaths, marking the first time the organization has acknowledged fatalities at its operations. Witnesses reported chaos exacerbated by tear gas and stun grenades, while the ghf blamed Hamas for inciting panic.

A new group, Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, plans to manage aid in Gaza. This proposal, similar to Israel's, aims to replace the UN system. The US supports this initiative. David Beasley is considered to lead ghf. The plan involves setting up distribution hubs with private security. Aid groups worry about neutrality and displacement. The UN calls the plan logistically unworkable.

Israeli fire and airstrikes in Gaza have reportedly killed at least 23 Palestinians, many near a U.S.-backed aid distribution site. Health authorities report a high number of casualties near these sites since the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation began operations. The Israeli military has also ordered residents of Khan Younis to evacuate, escalating concerns amid ongoing conflict and failed ceasefire efforts.

Israeli airstrikes in Gaza resulted in the death of sixteen Palestinians. Eleven more Palestinians died near food distribution centers. Witnesses reported Israeli forces fired on civilians. The military claims it fired warning shots. Aid distribution faces challenges. The conflict began on October 7, 2023. It has caused numerous casualties. Recent Israeli strikes on Iran have escalated regional tensions.

The head of a controversial US-backed group preparing to move aid into the Gaza Strip announced his abrupt resignation Sunday, adding fresh uncertainty over the effort's future. But the United Nations and traditional aid agencies have already said they will not cooperate with the group, amid accusations it is working with Israel.

Israel denied involvement in the deaths of 31 people in Gaza, accusing Hamas of firing on civilians gathering for food aid. The IDF released surveillance footage allegedly showing armed individuals shooting at civilians near a humanitarian aid distribution site in Khan Younis.