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Aid distribution centres in Gaza will be closed for one day due to Israeli military warnings that roads to these sites are combat zones, following deadly incidents involving Israeli fire. The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), a controversial aid network, cited the closure for updates and efficiency improvements but plans to resume aid distribution on Thursday despite ongoing humanitarian concerns. Critics argue the GHF’s distribution model, which requires Gazans to travel long distances to collect aid from armed sites, violates humanitarian principles, and the organization recently appointed Reverend Dr. Johnnie Moore as its new head.
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