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Deadly crush at Gaza aid site after new system implemented

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By Michelle Simon, Sam Doak Verified
| three.fm
Footage shows young men being rushed to the nearby Nasser hospital in the immediate aftermath of the incident on Wednesday morning. At least 17 of the victims died from suffocation, according to one of the hospital's doctors, Dr Muhammad Saqr. The crush is the latest in a string of incidents that have plagued the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), an Israel- and US-backed organisation tasked with delivering aid in Gaza.
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Deaths in Gaza rise significantly when a controversial group distributes aid, Sky News analysis reveals

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By Saywah Mahmood, Michelle Simon
| Black Country Radio Verified
Warning: This article contains descriptions of people being killed and images of blood on a hospital floor. The US and Israeli-backed group has been primarily responsible for aid distribution since Israel lifted its 11-week blockade of the Gaza Strip last month. The GHF distributes aid from four militarised Secure Distribution Sites (SDSs) - three of which are in the far south of the Gaza Strip. Under the previous system, the UN had distributed aid through hundreds of sites across the territory.
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Two hours of terror: Sky News investigation reveals how Israel's deadly attack on aid workers unfolded

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By Michelle Simon, Celine Al Khaldi
| MKFM 106.3 FM Verified
This, the voice indicated, is where they would find their missing colleagues. It had been a week since Israeli soldiers killed them and buried their bodies in a mass grave. Access to the site had only been granted once before, three days earlier. That dig had turned up a single body - that of Anwar al Attar, buried beneath the crushed remains of his fire engine. This time, the bodies turned up in quick succession.
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