27 personnes tuées par des tirs israéliens près d’un site d’aide à Gaza, selon les secours / Le Devoir
Tuesday, June 3, 2025, 3:22 pm
A deadly incident near a Gaza aid site has stirred controversy after reports detailed 27 fatalities from Israeli gunfire. As disputed narratives fly fast and furious, critics urge caution against unverified media spin, intensifying the debate over accountability in this explosive and tragic episode.
Symbole des échecs de notre époque, Gaza est l’occasion de nous interroger sur ses angles morts.
Media rushed to publish unverified claims of shooting at Gaza aid site, spreading Hamas lies
Le Haut-Commissaire de l’ONU aux droits de l’Homme a dénoncé des «crimes de guerre».
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