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Over 100 Dead And 700 Injured
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israel is reported to have opened fire on a crowd of palestinians trying to get food resulting in hundreds of injuries and deaths
the IDF initially claimed that all the deaths were due to a stampede but has since changed their story to say that they used tanks to fire "warning shots" after videos on social media appear to show israeli tanks targeting the crowd...
eyewitnesses say that the IDF simply fired on them
why do reports like this seem to follow the IDF whereever it goes? why doesn't the west do anything about it?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.A convoy of 30 Lorrys bringing much needed aid into Gaza was brought to a halt by desperate civilians on the brink of starvation. They began to raid the lorry's, panicking the drivers who tried to drive away. This caused a stampede among these poor people fighting for food and many were crushed in the panic. Nearby Israeli troops fired over their heads to try and disperse the crowd. This explanation given by Israel is far more believable than the ridiculous propaganda spoon fed to the eager pro-Palestine press. Hamas are using their civilians both as shields and propaganda and frankly I doubt they want any sort of ceasefire.
hamas took power in gaza in 2008 and more than half the population of gaza is aged 18 or under... so all but a tiny fraction have never elected anybody. hamas are a terrorist outfit whose dominance in gaza was sponsored by israel until last year because they wished to divide the palestinian leadership. well they succeeded. hamas do not "represent" gaza which is an occupied territory of israel.
israel are also the ones who have been deliberately preventing food aid from entering gaza... the conditions of shortage there are man-made and intentional.
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