Hamas rejects US accusation it looted aid trucks in Gaza
Summary
Hamas has denied US claims that it looted aid trucks in the Gaza Strip. The US Central Command (CENTCOM) released drone footage that it says shows Hamas operatives involved in looting. Hamas called the allegations false and accused the US of using them to justify limited aid and ongoing blockades in Gaza.Key Facts
- Hamas denies the US accusations of looting aid trucks in Gaza.
- The US Central Command (CENTCOM) provided drone footage allegedly showing the looting.
- The footage reportedly involves a humanitarian convoy in northern Khan Younis on October 31.
- Hamas argues that the claims are used to justify reduced humanitarian aid and blockades.
- More than 1,000 Palestinian police reportedly died trying to protect aid convoys.
- Hamas asserts that no reports of looting were filed by aid convoy participants.
- A ceasefire in Gaza started on October 10, as part of a plan by President Trump.
- The conflict in Gaza has resulted in over 68,500 Palestinian deaths since October 2023.
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