‘It is killing people’: UN chief calls US-backed Gaza aid operation unsafe

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The United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres described the U.S.-backed aid operation in Gaza as inherently unsafe, stating, “It is killing people.” Since Israel lifted an 11-week blockade, over 400 Palestinians have died seeking aid, primarily near Gaza Humanitarian Foundation sites.

Guterres emphasized that the search for food must never be a death sentence and urged for political courage to achieve a ceasefire in Gaza. The U.S. State Department approved $30 million for Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, calling for more support from other countries.

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UN Secretary-General António Guterres criticized the US-backed aid operation in Gaza, stating that "it is killing people" and warned that such operations place civilians in danger.
The UN reports that more than 400 Palestinians have died since the aid blockade was lifted while seeking assistance from the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation .
Médecins Sans Frontières described the GHF effort as a "slaughter masquerading as humanitarian aid," highlighting the dangers faced by those seeking food and medical supplies.
The GHF has provided over 48 million meals, but some officials reported that the distribution system has led to killings of people seeking aid.

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Key points from the Right

The United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres described the U.S.-backed aid operation in Gaza as inherently unsafe, stating, "It is killing people."
Since Israel lifted an 11-week blockade, over 400 Palestinians have died seeking aid, primarily near Gaza Humanitarian Foundation sites.
Guterres emphasized that the search for food must never be a death sentence and urged for political courage to achieve a ceasefire in Gaza.
The U.S. State Department approved $30 million for Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, calling for more support from other countries.

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