18 June 2025 - 10:47
Source: Palestine Info
Palestinian tribal leaders warn of deadly Israeli aid traps

The Higher Council for Tribal Affairs warned Gaza residents against Israeli aid sites, calling them deadly traps. Reports indicate 400 Palestinians killed and 3,000 injured while seeking aid.

AhlulBayt News Agency: The Higher Council for Tribal Affairs in Palestine issued an urgent appeal on Tuesday, calling on residents of the Gaza Strip to stop heading to Israeli-designated aid distribution sites, warning that these areas have become deadly traps responsible for the deaths of hundreds of unarmed civilians.

In a statement, the Council described the so-called humanitarian gathering points promoted by the Israeli occupation forces (IOF) as “bloody ambushes” deliberately designed to lure desperate civilians into fatal attacks under the guise of aid.

The Council emphasized that intensive coordination efforts are underway with international institutions to facilitate the safe, dignified, and organized delivery of humanitarian aid to Gaza’s residents.

These efforts aim to protect lives and ensure that aid is distributed through credible and secure channels, upholding the dignity of the Palestinian people amid the catastrophic humanitarian crisis unfolding in the Strip.

“We renew our call to our people to refrain from approaching these dangerous zones,” the statement read, urging full cooperation with relevant authorities and humanitarian organizations to allow for equitable and safe distribution of much-needed food and medical supplies.

The Tribal Affairs Council underscored that preserving life amid war is both a national and moral duty, adding that popular solidarity with coordinated humanitarian efforts remains the most effective path to breaking the siege and halting further bloodshed.

This call comes as reports show that nearly 400 Palestinians have been martyred and over 3,000 injured while attempting to retrieve aid from distribution points set up by the IOF and its US-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation—sites which many now believe are being used to control, entrap, and punish civilians in the besieged enclave.

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