Gaza Aid Center Turns into Death Trap: Over 100 Palestinians Killed

Gaza Aid Center Deaths: UN Condemns 'Death Trap' as Over 100 Palestinians Killed The humanitarian crisis in Gaza took a tragic turn as over 100 Palestinians lost their lives in the past eight days at aid distribution centers run by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF). The United Nations has issued a strong condemnation, labeling the situation a 'death trap.' The GHF, backed by the US and Israel, has faced intense scrutiny for its handling of aid distribution. Videos circulating online show chaotic scenes of desperate Palestinians rushing towards aid, often resulting in deadly clashes with security personnel. One eyewitness, whose account was included in the Al Jazeera English video, recounted the harrowing experience: "It was like a stampede. People were pushing and shoving, trying to get food for their families. Then the shooting started. It was terrifying." The Israeli military has admitted to firing on Palestinians, but claims it was in response to 'suspects' deviating from designated routes. However, the UN and other aid agencies have severed ties with the GHF, citing concerns about its lack of neutrality and its role in the militarization of aid. This decision highlights the growing international pressure to ensure the safe and impartial delivery of aid to those in need in Gaza. The ongoing crisis underscores the urgent need for a comprehensive and impartial investigation into the events at the GHF aid distribution centers. The international community must work together to find solutions that ensure the safe and equitable access to humanitarian assistance for all Palestinians.