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47 Injured by Gunfire While Seeking Food Aid at Gaza Distribution Sites

47 Injured by Gunfire While Seeking Food Aid at Gaza Distribution Sites

May 28, 2025

On Tuesday, 47 people sustained injuries from gunfire while attempting to collect food aid at distribution centers in Gaza run by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation. According to Ajith Sunghay of the UN Human Rights Office, the shots came from the Israel Defense Forces. Exact locations of the incidents have not been disclosed, underscoring the complexities of delivering humanitarian assistance in conflict areas.

47 Injured by Gunfire While Seeking Food Aid at Gaza Distribution Sites

The United Nations human rights office reported that 47 individuals were injured by gunfire while attempting to receive food aid at distribution locations in Gaza on Tuesday. The aid distribution was organized by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation.

Ajith Sunghay, head of the United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, stated in Geneva that the injuries resulted from gunshots fired by the Israel Defense Forces. However, specific details regarding the exact locations of the incidents were not provided.

These injuries occurred amidst ongoing humanitarian aid efforts in Gaza, highlighting the challenges faced in delivering essential relief to civilians in conflict zones.

Activists Dye Paris Fountain Red to Protest Gaza Humanitarian Crisis

Activists Dye Paris Fountain Red to Protest Gaza Humanitarian Crisis

On May 28, 2025, activists from Oxfam, Amnesty International, and Greenpeace France dyed Paris's Fontaine des Innocents red to spotlight Gaza's humanitarian crisis. They condemned France's slow response and urged President Macron to push for a ceasefire. The conflict, originating from the 2023 Hamas attack and subsequent Israeli offensive, has resulted in massive civilian casualties amid severe shortages due to a blockade.

Austin Tice Detained by Assad Regime Confirmed After Over a Decade

Austin Tice Detained by Assad Regime Confirmed After Over a Decade

Austin Tice, an American journalist who disappeared near Damascus in 2012, has been confirmed to have been detained by Syrian intelligence forces under Bashar al-Assad. Newly uncovered top-secret documents indicate he was imprisoned at the Tahouneh facility and received medical care while in captivity. Despite brief escape attempts and interrogations, Tice's whereabouts remain unknown after the regime's collapse in 2024.

UN Experts Call for Immediate Release of Azerbaijani Rights Advocate

UN Experts Call for Immediate Release of Azerbaijani Rights Advocate

In a recent statement, four UN special rapporteurs called for the release of Anar Mammadli, an Azerbaijani rights defender detained for over a year. Arrested on April 29, 2024, Mammadli’s arrest followed his critical engagement with the UN Human Rights Council. The experts expressed concern over the legitimacy of the smuggling charges against him and highlighted the importance of civic participation in democracy.

Palestinians Will Fly Flag at WHO for First Time Following Landmark Vote

Palestinians Will Fly Flag at WHO for First Time Following Landmark Vote

The World Health Organization approved a resolution allowing the Palestinian delegation to raise their flag for the first time, following their recent UN General Assembly membership. The vote, supported by 95 countries, symbolizes growing international acceptance of Palestine despite opposition from Israel and some Western nations. This milestone aligns with efforts to enhance Palestinian participation in global health governance.

Hamas Accepts US Ceasefire Proposal Awaiting Israel’s Response

Hamas Accepts US Ceasefire Proposal Awaiting Israel’s Response

Hamas has agreed to a US-mediated ceasefire proposal involving the release of ten Israeli hostages in two groups, a 70-day ceasefire, and partial Israeli troop withdrawal from Gaza. The deal also encompasses releasing Palestinian prisoners held by Israel. Israel has yet to comment on the proposal, indicating a crucial moment in the ongoing conflict.

Chaos at US-Backed Aid Center in Gaza Amid Looming Famine Threat

Chaos at US-Backed Aid Center in Gaza Amid Looming Famine Threat

Chaos erupted in Gaza when thousands surged a US-backed aid distribution center amid warnings of widespread famine after months of Israeli blockade. The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation’s efforts were overwhelmed, leading to unsafe conditions and Israeli forces firing warning shots. The UN and aid agencies criticized the foundation's approach, stressing the importance of principled humanitarian aid amid escalating crises.

Israeli Protesters Mark 600 Days of Gaza War Demanding Hostages’ Release

Israeli Protesters Mark 600 Days of Gaza War Demanding Hostages’ Release

On the 600th day since Hamas' October 7, 2023 attack, Israelis across the country held demonstrations demanding the release of 58 hostages still held in Gaza. Symbolic human chains and digital countdowns marked the day. Prime Minister Netanyahu reaffirmed efforts to recover all hostages as humanitarian challenges persist in Gaza.

Two Men Face Sentencing for Human Smuggling Linked to Indian Family’s Death on US-Canada Border

Two Men Face Sentencing for Human Smuggling Linked to Indian Family’s Death on US-Canada Border

A tragic case involving the death of an Indian family of four on the US-Canada border has led to the sentencing of two men in Minnesota on human smuggling charges. Harshkumar Ramanlal Patel, the alleged mastermind, and driver Steve Anthony Shand facilitated a smuggling operation that ended in the family’s exposure to lethal winter conditions in 2022. Prosecutors seek nearly 20 years for Patel and 11 years for Shand, highlighting the harsh realities and human cost of illegal border crossings.

Israeli Fire Causes Casualties Near Gaza Aid Distribution Site

Israeli Fire Causes Casualties Near Gaza Aid Distribution Site

An incident of Israeli fire near a humanitarian aid distribution site in Gaza resulted in the deaths of three Palestinians and injuries to dozens more, highlighting ongoing security challenges in the region. The aid group involved denies casualties, amid conflicting reports. With Gaza's population facing famine risks after an extended blockade, aid efforts continue under difficult conditions as ceasefire negotiations between Israel and Hamas remain stalled.

US Blames Hamas for Attack on American Aid Workers in Gaza

US Blames Hamas for Attack on American Aid Workers in Gaza

Two American aid workers from the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation were wounded in a grenade attack at a distribution site. The US blames Hamas for this assault, which occurred after a large food distribution event serving thousands in Gaza. The injured are stable, while rising casualties near aid sites highlight the fragile security situation amid ongoing conflict and stalled ceasefire talks.

Gaza Humanitarian Foundation Halts Aid Amid Alleged Hamas Threats

Gaza Humanitarian Foundation Halts Aid Amid Alleged Hamas Threats

The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation temporarily halted aid operations after reportedly receiving threats from Hamas targeting their staff. While Hamas denies these allegations, GHF is reassessing its methods to ensure safe, independent delivery of critical supplies amid overcrowding and instability. This marks the second recent interruption of aid efforts in Gaza.

Hamas Attack Kills 5 Gaza Aid Workers Amid Rising Tensions

Hamas Attack Kills 5 Gaza Aid Workers Amid Rising Tensions

Five aid workers from the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation were killed in an attack near Khan Younis, potentially involving abductions. This incident highlights the ongoing struggle to deliver crucial aid amidst disputed routes and security threats. With blockade restrictions easing partially, aid throughput remains well below the level needed to meet Gaza’s humanitarian needs.

Israeli Fire Kills 20 Civilians Waiting for Aid in Gaza’s Rafah

Israeli Fire Kills 20 Civilians Waiting for Aid in Gaza’s Rafah

In Gaza's Rafah, Israeli troops fired on civilians waiting to collect food aid near a US-backed distribution point, killing 20 and injuring more than 200. This deadly event shines a harsh light on the ongoing blockade and humanitarian crisis, with international groups highlighting the worsening conditions and restricted access to essential supplies amid continued hostilities.

Israeli Fire Kills 25 in Gaza, Including 15 Aid Seekers Near Distribution Site

Israeli Fire Kills 25 in Gaza, Including 15 Aid Seekers Near Distribution Site

Twenty-five Palestinians lost their lives, including 15 waiting for aid near the Netzarim corridor in central Gaza. Witnesses describe intense Israeli fire from tanks, aircraft, and drones, leaving dozens wounded. Additional strikes elsewhere in Gaza killed 10 more. Humanitarian efforts remain chaotic under tightened blockade and security concerns.

UN Labels Israel's Use of Food as a Weapon in Gaza a War Crime

UN Labels Israel's Use of Food as a Weapon in Gaza a War Crime

The UN has denounced Israel's use of food as a weapon in Gaza, labeling it a war crime and demanding the Israeli military stop shooting Palestinians at food distribution sites. With over 500 deaths and thousands injured near aid points, the UN calls for immediate humanitarian access and accountability to prevent mass famine in the besieged territory.

Israel Kills Hamas Naval Commander in Gaza Airstrike Targeting Militants

Israel Kills Hamas Naval Commander in Gaza Airstrike Targeting Militants

Israel’s military recently conducted an airstrike in Gaza City that killed Ramzi Ramadan Abd Ali Saleh, the head of Hamas’ naval forces in northern Gaza. This targeted operation is part of a broader campaign to weaken Hamas’ military capabilities amid escalating conflict. Despite heavy casualties and displacement, Hamas maintains control over parts of Gaza and vows to continue resistance.

Federal Judge Rules Elon Musk’s Role Leading DOGE is 'Continuing and Permanent'

Federal Judge Rules Elon Musk’s Role Leading DOGE is 'Continuing and Permanent'

A Washington, D.C. federal judge determined that Elon Musk’s role leading the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) is permanent and involves significant authority. The ruling allows a lawsuit by 14 states to continue, alleging Musk’s government actions and DOGE’s operations violate constitutional limits due to lack of Senate confirmation and congressional authorization. The case challenges sweeping federal cuts and unauthorized access to information under Musk’s leadership.

India's Iron, Alumina Exports to UK Facing Carbon Tariff Barriers Post-FTA

India's Iron, Alumina Exports to UK Facing Carbon Tariff Barriers Post-FTA

India's recent Free Trade Agreement with the UK aims to boost trade by enabling duty-free access for most exports. However, carbon tariffs imposed via the UK's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism continue to affect Indian iron and alumina exports, valued at $775 million, posing compliance challenges and potential additional costs for exporters. India calls for exemptions and WTO review.