"Gaza Flour Massacre: Uncovering the Truth Behind Israel's 'Stampede' Claim"

Bullet wounds found on victims of the "Flour Massacre" near Gaza City contradict Israel's claim that most deaths were due to a stampede, with evidence pointing to Israeli troops using large-caliber ammunition on the starving crowd. The Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Monitor revealed that many victims were hit by 5.56x45 mm NATO bullets used by Israel Defense Forces, leading to calls for an investigation and suspension of arms exports to Israel. The U.N. condemned the massacre and Israel's policy of deliberately starving Gazans, with reports of malnutrition and dehydration deaths, while urging for the opening of crossings and meaningful assistance into Gaza.