Hamas denies US allegations of aid looting, accuses it of covering up blockade

GAZA, Nov. 02 (YPA) – Hamas Movement strongly denied allegations made by the US Central Command (CENTCOM) regarding the looting of aid trucks in the Gaza Strip, describing them as baseless and false claims.

In its statement, the movement asserted that these American statements were intended to justify further reductions in already limited humanitarian aid and to cover up the international community’s failure to end the blockade and the starvation of civilians.

The statement pointed out that its police and security forces had sacrificed more than a thousand martyrs to secure aid convoys, emphasizing that the chaos and looting ceased immediately after the withdrawal of the occupation forces. This indicates that the occupation was “the only party that sponsored these gangs and orchestrated the chaos.

It stressed that no international or local organization or driver has filed any complaint regarding looting incidents, proving that “the scenario upon which the US Central Command based its claims were fabricated and fabricated.

The movement criticized the silence of American drones regarding the daily crimes of the Israeli occupation, including the killing of hundreds of Palestinians since the ceasefire began, the daily violations of the Green Line, the prevention of the entry of essential proteins, and the fuel shortages.

It reminded the American administration that there be more neutral international mediators who had not observed any of the alleged violations, warning that Washington’s adoption of the occupation’s narrative deepens its bias and places it in the position of a partner in the siege and suffering.

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