'A deadly scheme': Palestinians face indiscriminate gunfire at food sites

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Ehab Nuor, a 23-year-old barber, frequently faces Israeli gunfire while attempting to collect food in Gaza.
A Guardian investigation reveals a pattern of Israeli forces firing on Palestinians near food distribution sites, with over 2,000 injuries documented.
Medical professionals report treating unprecedented numbers of gunshot wounds, many from Israeli munitions, with over 100 patients dead on arrival.
The UN states at least 1,373 Palestinians have been killed while seeking food since May 27, with many deaths near GHF sites.
Weapons experts confirm the bullets used are consistent with Israeli military calibers, describing the firing as reckless and irresponsible.
Surgeons note clusters of similar injuries, suggesting targeted shootings, including gunshots to the neck, head, arms, and testicles.
The Israeli military denies targeting civilians, claiming warning shots were fired at perceived threats, but evidence contradicts these claims.
International humanitarian law experts argue these actions constitute war crimes under the Geneva Convention and ICC statute.
Oxfam describes the situation as a 'deadly scheme,' criticizing the lack of safe humanitarian conditions.
Despite international outcry, the US has praised the GHF distribution efforts, dismissing reports of violence as 'nonsense.'

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