Israeli Investigation Deflects Blame For 'Flour Massacre'

Palestinian eyewitness and doctor testimonies show Israel opened fire on starving crowds seeking aid

An Israeli army investigation into the killing of over 100 Palestinians seeking to receive aid from a humanitarian convoy on 29 February claims that Israeli troops did not open fire on the convoy itself, The Times of Israel reported on 8 March.

“Rather, shots were fired at several Gazans who moved toward soldiers and a tank at an IDF checkpoint, endangering troops,” the military probe claimed.

Israel claims most of the deaths occurred because the Palestinians trampled each other to death to get sacks of flour from the aid convoy.

However, testimonies gathered from Palestinians who survived the “flour massacre” describe Israeli forces opening fire indiscriminately on the crowd, causing those gathered to flee and trucks to drive away. Doctors at Gaza hospitals report that most of the injured had gunshot wounds, suggesting most of the dead were killed by Israeli gunfire.

+972 Magazine quoted the testimony of Abdel Jalil Al-Fayoumi, 22, whose cousin was shot in the head and killed by Israeli fire at the convoy.

🔗SOURCE ➡️ The Cradle

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