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Israel is alleged to have found intoxicating pills named Oxicodone in the flour given to the Palestinian people on his behalf.
Gaza’s Government Media Office (GMO) on Friday alleged that the Palestinian people have given drugs called Oxicodon, the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) has given drug sacks to the Palestinian people.
The GHF is run by the Israeli army and supports it from the US. After this revelation, the humanitarian crisis in Gaza has deepened.
GMO said that drugs have been found in 4 people’s flour sacks. It is feared that some drugs have been mixed in deliberate dough, which have been eaten by Palestinians.
GMO said that it is a conspiracy to add people to drug addiction. Israel is using drugs as a weapon. This war is a violation of crime and international law.
This picture of oxicodone pills found from flour sacks is viral on social media. However, this has not been confirmed.
Unarmed people accused of firing
The Israeli army is also accused of shooting 10 unarmed Palestinians waiting at the GHF’s relief centers in Southern Gaza on Friday. According to Gaza’s Health Ministry, more than 550 Palestinians have been killed at the relief centers in the last one month since the GHF’s relief program started.
Israeli newspaper Haretez quoted some unnamed soldiers as saying that Israeli soldiers were given official orders to shoot unarmed Palestinians.
One soldier said- We fired bullets from tanks, machine guns and threw grenades. Another soldier said that one to five people are being killed every day in his area.
Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) has an Israeli Army.
Israel dismisses all allegations The Israeli army dismissed these allegations from the head and said they would be investigated. The Israeli army said that it has ordered its soldiers not to harm the unarmed people.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Israel Katj have also rejected the report.
Conditions like starvation in Gaza
The Israeli Defense Ministry had said a week ago that 350 trucks have been sent to Gaza Strip for humanitarian assistance. These trucks have help such as flour and food items sent by the UN and international community. This help was sent to the way of Kerem Shalom Crossing.
Earlier, grain had not reached Gaza from 2 March. Due to lack of food items, there was an increased risk of starvation in Gaza. Things still remain serious.
Netanyahu says that Israel will decide that help only reach the needy people and do not get Hamas.
Packets with relief material have many things including oil, biscuits, grains, tea leaves.
Last month, Palestinians were given food items and necessary help in Rafa.
Hamas ready for ceasefire with Israel
Hamas, a militant organization of Palestine, has accepted a ceasefire’s proposal in Gaza last month. The proposal was given by Trump’s Special Representative Steve Witchoff. This new proposal includes the release of 10 Israeli hostages and a 70 -day ceasefire.
According to Reuters, the proposal also includes the issue of release of several Palestinian prisoners from Israel, including hundreds of prisoners serving long sentences.
Earlier, there was a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas on 19 January. However, two months later, on March 18, Israel broke it by attacking a missile at many places in Gaza.
70% buildings destroyed in Gaza
Gaza’s media office accused Israel that it was plotting to vacate the Palestinian population from Gaza Strip. The office said that the Israeli army is forcibly destroying Gaza by stopping eviction, bombing and assistance. It is a massacre and racial cleaning.
At least 56,331 Palestinians have been killed in Israel’s actions so far, mostly women and children. GMO claimed that more than 70% of the buildings of Gaza were destroyed and 19 lakh people (85% of the population) have become homeless from their homes.
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