IDF on deadly Gaza stampede: 'We didn't fire at humanitarian convoy, we secured it'

The IDF has never and will never be in the business of protecting Gazans. This is a fact.

I can well believe there will be attempts to turn this into the My Lai massacre, much of the American media is biased, Biden is not to be trusted at any time - much less when he has leverage, and no matter what hamas will continue to argue whether the negotiating table should be round or square. I watched the clips provided by ynet on a cellphone, as I suspect most people would do. The first viewing all I saw were essentially ants moving and clustering, I didn't make out trucks. The second viewing I saw the clusters forming in retangular shapes, it was only after the ants started running that I might possibly discern a truck or two from the rectangular shapes. I'll go back and look again, but it wasn't readily apparent of anyone on the ground as though they had been shot, nor did I readily see anyone being trampled. I think most people would just view this footage just once. It would be helpful if there a button to turn the screen sideways for a larger view. Perhaps what might work better for delivering aid packages in the future is to utilize short bed dump trucks, to lessen the hazard of tipping while moving, and smaller, loose packages to make dumps in many random places at once, no convoys, maybe three trucks max and never the same location twice, no predictable patterns. Bottom dumps might work better, but nothing where the trucks stop while loaded and no loads that have to be unstrapped. Or kick it out of the back of a c130. However it's done it would be better that the packages be dispersed so individuals in a forming mob could grab and go without delay - and not a lot in any one spot, and that would make it harder for hamas to make off with the majority of the goods and less chance civilians would be hurt.