‘A death journey’: Palestinians describe GHF aid site turmoil in Gaza
Al Jazeera
Palestinians tell Al Jazeera they witness ‘shooting, killing, death’ by soldiers at GHF distribution sites in Gaza.
Starvation is spreading across the Gaza Strip, and the only organisation on the ground mandated to provide food aid stands accused of grave rights violations and the targeting of civilians.
The controversial United States and Israel-backed GHF took over aid distribution in Gaza in May, after Israel eased its total blockade of the Strip.
Since then, the United Nations says, more than 1,300 Palestinians have been killed trying to reach food.
Many have been purposefully shot by Israeli soldiers or US security contractors hired by GHF, according to testimonies from whistleblowers published in the media.
Still, in desperation to get any food they can to ensure survival, thousands of Palestinians brave the GHF sites every day.
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