"It's not a death trap, it's an extermination site"

"It's not a death trap, it's an extermination site," said a Palestinian father after surviving the massacre heading towards a Gaza Humanitarian Foundation point through Al-Teena Street in Khan Younis. As the sole provider for a family of 13, including young children and an elderly father with a broken pelvis, he went out searching for flour he cannot afford in the markets, where a kilo now sells for 50 shekels. Instead of aid, they were met with bullets, bombs, and shelling, despite being told they could come forward at 10 a.m. These massacres have become a daily occurrence, with Israeli occupation forces opening fire and bombing civilians both when aid trucks enter and at the GHF distribution points.
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