Over 600 Killed Near Gaza Aid Sites Amid Crisis
Over 600 Killed Near Gaza Aid Sites Amid Crisis

Over 600 Killed Near Gaza Aid Sites Amid Crisis

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At least 613 Palestinians have been killed near or at humanitarian aid distribution sites in Gaza since late May, with most deaths linked to centers run by the Israeli- and US-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), which has faced criticism for exposing civilians to risk. The UN and World Health Organization report that hospitals, especially in Khan Younis, are overwhelmed with casualties from both Israeli airstrikes and incidents at aid sites. Israeli officials say they aim to avoid civilian harm and accuse Hamas of using civilian areas for cover, while some far-right Israeli cabinet members have protested expanding aid efforts. Hamas has responded positively to a US-brokered ceasefire proposal but demands further negotiations to ensure a complete end to the war. Meanwhile, civilians are suffering from malnutrition, disease, and ongoing violence. The humanitarian crisis continues to draw international concern.

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