Israeli Troops OPEN FIRE On Starving Palestinians Seeking Aid - True?

Yes, multiple credible reports confirm that Israeli troops opened fire on Palestinians seeking food aid in Gaza in late May 2025. These incidents occurred at distribution centers operated by the U.S.- and Israeli-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF).The Guardian+19Time+19AP News+19

🔴 Key Incidents

  • May 27, 2025 – Rafah, Gaza: Israeli forces fired on a crowd of Palestinians at a GHF aid distribution site in Rafah. At least 10 people were killed and 62 injured. While the Israeli military claimed to have fired only warning shots, a United Nations official stated that most injuries were caused by Israeli gunfire. Al Jazeera+4Wikipedia+4The Guardian+4Al Jazeera+1Wikipedia+1

  • May 28, 2025 – Deir al-Balah, Gaza: A United Nations World Food Programme warehouse was overrun by desperate residents seeking food. Two individuals were killed by gunfire, and two others were crushed. It remains unclear who fired the shots. The Guardian+1Financial Times+1

  • May 28, 2025 – Rafah, Gaza: At a GHF aid distribution center, at least one Palestinian was killed and 48 others injured when Israeli troops fired warning shots as crowds broke through fences. The Washington Post+14Time+14The Guardian+14

📸 Visual Evidence

Videos and eyewitness accounts corroborate these events. Footage shows thousands of Palestinians rushing aid distribution sites, with audible gunfire and scenes of chaos as people flee. Al Jazeera+5Wikipedia+5BBC+5

🛑 Humanitarian Concerns

The GHF's centralized and militarized aid distribution model has been widely criticized by humanitarian organizations, including the United Nations, for violating humanitarian principles and exacerbating the crisis. The U.N. and other aid groups have refused to participate in the GHF's operations, citing concerns over safety and the equitable distribution of aid. The Times+12Wikipedia+12The Washington Post+12The Washington Post+4AP News+4AP News+4

These incidents highlight the severe humanitarian crisis in Gaza, where over 2 million residents face acute food shortages amid ongoing conflict and restricted aid access.


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