"Contradictory Accounts: Doubt Cast on Israel's Explanation for Deadly Gaza Aid Delivery"

Eyewitness accounts and videos cast doubt on Israel's timeline of a deadly aid delivery in Gaza, where more than 100 people were killed and 700 injured as they gathered for food aid. While the Israeli military claimed that warning shots were fired to disperse crowds and that most casualties were due to a "stampede," evidence suggests that automatic gunfire began before the convoy crossed into Gaza and that shots were fired within close range of the crowds. The incident raises serious questions about the safe distribution of aid in Gaza amid a humanitarian crisis.