Aid Seekers Killed by IDF as Gaza Site Set to Reopen; Sinwar's Body "Found' in Hospital Tunnel

Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) opened fire near an aid distribution point in Rafah, southern Gaza, on June 8, killing at least five Palestinians and injuring several others, according to Palestinian health officials and eyewitnesses. The aid center, operated by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), has been a focal point of controversy. The IDF stated that its troops fired warning shots at individuals who ignored orders to stay back in what it labeled active combat zones. However, local officials and aid workers have condemned the new aid distribution system, asserting it exacerbates suffering and risks forced displacement of Gaza’s 2.1 million residents.00:00 INTRODUCTION02:45 ‘URGENT DISCUSSION’ ON ISRAEL’S ALLEGED FUNDING OF AID IN GAZA03:39 MADLEEN GAZA FLOTILLA REACHES EGYPT04:41 IDF MAY HAVE FOUND MOHD. SINWAR’S REMAINS n18oc_crux