Clip emerges of Israeli troops burning aid in Gaza

Footage has emerged on social media appearing to show IDF troops setting fire to humanitarian aid in the Gaza Strip. (Screenshot)
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Updated 10 December 2023
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Clip emerges of Israeli troops burning aid in Gaza

  • In the footage, men in IDF uniforms smile as they set food and water in the back of a truck alight

LONDON: Footage has emerged on social media appearing to show Israel Defense Forces troops setting fire to humanitarian aid in the Gaza Strip.

In the footage, shared by Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor, men in IDF uniforms smile as they set food and water in the back of a truck alight.

The incident reportedly took place in the Shejaiya neighborhood of Gaza City, where IDF forces are engaged in fighting against suspected Hamas militants.

Muhammad Shehada, chief of communications at Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor, said of the footage on X: “Note the immense satisfaction & smile from ear to ear on one of the soldiers’ faces! They were the ones to film & post this b/c there will be ZERO consequences to this depravity.”

Reporting on the footage, Gergana Katseva, a news reporter for Britain’s Metro newspaper, described it as “sickening.”


UK minister urges BBC to stand firm against Trump lawsuit

Updated 16 December 2025
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UK minister urges BBC to stand firm against Trump lawsuit

LONDON: A British government minister said on Tuesday he believed the BBC was right to stand firm against Donald Trump after the US President sued the broadcaster for defamation over edited clips of a speech linked to the January 6 Capitol attack.
The BBC, Britain’s publicly funded broadcaster, has apologized for the edit and admitted an error of judgment but said there was no legal basis for Trump’s claim and that it would defend its position.
“They have apologized for one or two of the mistakes that were made in that Panorama program, but they’ve also been very clear that there is no case to answer in terms of Mr. Trump’s accusations on the broader point about libel or defamation,” junior health minister, Stephen Kinnock, told Sky News.
“So I think it’s right that the BBC stands firm on that point.”