Hamas terrorists are attacking civilians in a food distribution point in the Gaza Strip, according to the Israeli agency of coordination of government activities in the territories (COGAT).
The complaints gathered indicate that the Palestinian militia even shot some residents seeking help in the places managed by Gaza Humanitarian Foundationorganization supported by the United States.
Terrorists launch mortars and cause real chaos near food distribution points, aiming to prevent the removal of humanitarian aid throughout the population, the complainants told Cogat.
One of the witnesses reported to the Israeli body that Hamas members use these resources for the civilian population to raise money with the sale or only steal for their own consumption.
Recently, civilians who oppose Hamas control in the Gaza Strip have promoted protests against the Palestinian group, giving signs of increasing weakening of Iran’s terrorist arm at the enclave.
Trump will receive Netanyahu at the White House next week
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced on Tuesday that he will try to finalize several issues with US President Donald Trump to reach a trade agreement and “other things” during his visit to the United States next week.
“We have some things to finish to reach a trade agreement, in addition to other things. Meetings with Congress and Senate leaders and security meetings that I won’t detail here,” Israeli Premier said today at a government meeting, according to a statement released by his office.
Netanyahu has announced that he is preparing meetings with Trump, as well as his vice president, Jd Vance; the Secretary of State, Marco Rubio; the Secretary of Defense, Pete Hegseth; The White House envoy to the Middle East, Steve Witkoff; and the Secretary of Commerce, Howard Lutnick.
The meeting with Trump should also involve negotiations for a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip. On Sunday (29), the US President published a message on his own social network, Truth Social, in which he asked for an immediate deal to end the conflict and “free the hostages.”
This message follows the other, last Friday, in which Trump ensured that a solution to the conflict could be reached later this week.
