An incident in Khan Younis, Gaza, led to the death of at least 20 people, according to the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, which claimed 19 victims were trampled and one was stabbed. Palestinian health officials indicated that suffocation also contributed to the deaths, with overcrowding leading to crushing. On the same day, Israeli airstrikes killed 22 additional individuals, including 11 children. The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation has previously faced criticism from the UN for its unsafe humanitarian operations and accusations of spreading misinformation, asserting that its aid distribution practices are proper.
At least 20 people were killed in an incident in Gaza's Khan Younis, with claims of 19 being trampled and one stabbed during a crowd surge.
Israeli strikes on Wednesday resulted in the deaths of 22 others, including 11 children, according to hospital officials.
The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation earlier began distributing food packages after Israel lifted an 11-week blockade on humanitarian supplies.
The UN has called the GHF's model inherently unsafe and a breach of humanitarian impartiality standards.
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