Overview
- Local health authorities report that Israeli forces shot at Palestinians who deviated from designated corridors en route to a Gaza Humanitarian Foundation aid site on Tuesday, killing at least 27 and wounding dozens.
- Tuesday’s incident marked the third consecutive day of violence at GHF distribution points, raising the death toll near those sites to at least 80 since their opening last week.
- The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation announced a pause in food deliveries at its three Gaza sites during consultations with the Israeli military on safer access routes for civilians.
- Israel’s military said troops fired warning shots at individuals it described as suspects who advanced toward military perimeters and is investigating the circumstances of the shootings.
- UN Secretary-General António Guterres and human rights officials have called for an independent probe into the killings, warning that obstructing access to food aid may violate international law.