IDF and aid organisation reject Hamas claim of Israeli strike at food distribution centre

But the IDF has said it was “currently unaware of injuries caused by IDF fire within the Humanitarian Aid distribution site,” adding that the matter was still under review.

Meanwhile, the GHF denied the reports, saying in a statement that “our aid was again distributed today without incident,” according to the Telegraph.

“We are aware of rumours being actively fomented by Hamas suggesting deaths and injuries. They are untrue and fabricated,” the statement continued.

GHF CEO John Ackery said on Saturday there had been no fatalities or injuries at the centres his company operates, despite rumours to the contrary

“These false reports harm the work of our teams on the ground. There had not been any cases of deaths since our distribution efforts began," Ynet quoted him as saying said.

On X, the chief political analyst of Israel’s Channel 12, Amit Segal, shared a video allegedly from a security camera at the Gazan aid distribution site filming at the time of the reported fatal shooting. The video seems to show no gunfire.

The IDF said earlier that troops had opened fire and killed three terrorists suspected of transporting explosives they intended to use to rig an area in Khan Younis.

The military also said its engineering corps had destroyed a 700-metre-long underground tunnel, dug 30 metres below ground, according to Ynet.