MSF demands Gaza's GHF sites be shut down over ‘orchestrated killing'
'People are being shot like animals.' Doctors Without Borders (MSF) is calling for Gaza's GHF aid sites to be shut down after its report found Israeli troops are deliberately killing Palestinians trying to access food, in what it describes as 'orchestrated killings'.
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