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GHF Denounces Misinformation After Boy Found Alive

9/5/2025

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GHF Defends Truth

A Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) spokesperson criticized media for spreading false claims about a boy allegedly killed by the IDF.
Abdul Rahim Mohammed Hamadam was found alive after GHF verified his identity and ensured his safety.
GHF warned that misinformation endangered the boy's life.
The organization has provided nearly 152 million meals during the ongoing conflict.
GHF urged media to retract unverified claims that fueled misinformation.

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IAGS Accuses Israel

The International Association of Genocide Scholars (IAGS) passed a resolution accusing Israel of genocide in Gaza, with nearly 90% support.
President Melanie O’Brien highlighted the resolution as a significant expert consensus.
Critics dismissed the resolution as a "sham," questioning the credibility of the evidence.
Major media outlets reported on the resolution, framing it as an expert statement.
This adds to the ongoing debate about the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

History

Historical Context

The establishment of Israel in 1948 displaced around 700,000 Palestinians, leading to ongoing humanitarian crises. Since the 2007 blockade, Gaza has faced severe food insecurity, with 100% of its population experiencing high levels of acute food insecurity as of August 2025. Organizations like the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation have attempted to provide aid, but accusations of complicity in war crimes have emerged amid escalating tensions.

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GHF Defends Truth

A Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) spokesperson criticized media for spreading false claims about a boy allegedly killed by the IDF.
Abdul Rahim Mohammed Hamadam was found alive after GHF verified his identity and ensured his safety.
GHF warned that misinformation endangered the boy's life.
The organization has provided nearly 152 million meals during the ongoing conflict.
GHF urged media to retract unverified claims that fueled misinformation.

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