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How Gaza food sites became deadly for Palestinians

A Guardian investigation analysing visual evidence, bullets, medical data and patterns of injuries from two hospitals in Gaza, as well as interviews with medical organisations, surgeons and survivors, across approximately 50 days of food distribution, appears to show a sustained Israeli pattern of firing on Palestinians seeking food. Subscribe to The Guardian on YouTube ► http://bit.ly/subscribegdn Manisha Ganguly, our visual forensics lead and investigations correspondent, has spent two months collecting evidence and studying more than 30 videos of gunfire near food distribution sites run by the US and Israeli-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF). She found Palestinians seeking aid were being indiscriminately shot at by the Israeli military. Over the 48 days investigated, more than 2,000 people were injured and hundreds killed, mostly by gunshots. The Guardian collected photos of eight bullets from doctors at Nasser hospital and showed these images to weapons experts. One was found to be definitely Israeli, another could belong to either Israeli or Hamas snipers and the other six were high-velocity military issue. Ganguly recorded Israeli fire near food distribution sites on at least 11 days. For most incidents, the Israeli military said it fired ‘warning shots’. A legal expert said the Guardian’s findings showed the IDF [Israel Defense Forces] had possibly breached the Geneva conventions. The IDF said its forces had opened fire on a group of people they viewed as a threat but denied targeting civilians, adding it was investigating the events. To learn more about the story of Palestinians, such as 23-year-old Ehab Nuor – who features in this video – and for the full investigation, tap the link ► https://www.theguardian.com/world/ng-... #gaza #gazaaid #gazahumanitarianfoundation #gazawar #israel #palestine