Dozens of Palestinians killed seeking food as Gaza starves
Dozens of Palestinians have been killed while trying to get food from aid sites run by the notorious US-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation. As Israel starves Palestinians, the Arabic hashtag 'Gaza is dying of hunger' is trending, with thousands trying to raise awareness of their plight.
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