Waiting for Aid Turned Live Shooter Game: Gaza Edition
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In what can only be described as humanity failing epically, 'crowds of hungry people waiting for humanitarian aid at Zikim crossing' were shot by Israeli soldiers, leading to at least 91 deaths and 600 wounded in 24 hours. As the US envoy Steve Witkoff stopped by to 'inspect food distribution,' hope and basic safety apparently decided to skip the visit. Al-Saraya field hospital reported over 100 casualties, with the death toll expected to rise. Because nothing says ceasefire talks like turning aid queues into shooting galleries.
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(1 of 3)Source: Theguardian | Published: 7/31/2025 | Author: William Christou in Jerusalem
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