"Gaza aid group denies claims of IDF attack near Rafah distribution point."

[madaboutharry]

Gaza aid group denies the alleged Israeli attack on a Gaza aid distribution point that was said to have killed at least 31 people, according to Palestinian and Hamas-affiliated media.

Following the incident, the GHF denied claims of casualties and injuries at the aid distribution sites. The GHF said in a statement on Sunday that "All aid was distributed today without incident. No injuries or fatalities."
"We have heard that these fake reports have been actively fomented by Hamas. They are untrue and fabricated," GHF noted.

https://www.jpost.com/breaking-news/article-856186

Here are a couple of simple questions to ask while this matter is now under investigation:

For what purpose would the IDF open fire on an aid distribution center established with the the United States in order to bypass Hamas and get aid to the people of Gaza?

And, For what purpose would Hamas have to fabricate a story about an attack on an aid distribution center established with the United States in order to bypass Hamas and get aid to the people of Gaza?

This is not the first time that the Hamas Ministry of Information lied about aid distribution.

One day in the far distant future we may live in a world were things are verified before the international media runs with claims made by a terrorist organization.

And of course if this story is revealed to be a lie everyone will have already moved on believing the initial story.

[Beastly Boy]

1. Another question:

Would Hamas benefit by INSTIGATING violence in and around food distribution points?

Let's ask the Hamas health ministry. They will tell us the truth.

[Native]

2. so now the Red Cross field hospital & Nasser Hospital are lying?

[madaboutharry]

3. The Red Cross field hospital and Nasser Hospital in Gaza are controlled by HAMAS.

So Yeah, they lie all the time.

Reminder: This is the Jewish Group, a place where the lies of the Hamas Health Ministry are called out.

[Native]

4. I figured as much with the Nasser Hospital, but I didn't know about Red Cross. Thanks for that.