An eyewitness says that the American subcontractors at relief sites in Gaza shot the Palestinians

Since the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation started for the first time in nearly three months, the United Nations says Hundreds of Palestinians He was shot by the Israeli Defense Forces and foreign military contractors at or near auxiliary locations. CBS News spoke to a new eyewitness he said he was not only shooting at the Israeli Defense Army on the Palestinians, but also the employees who were appointed through American subcontractors to secure GHF sites.

The witness, to whom we will refer to the name of Mike, asked CBS News to hide his identity because he is afraid of revenge. When Mike was appointed by an American logistical company to drive auxiliary trucks in Israel, he said he had no idea that he would work with GHF inside Gaza.

The US and Israeli -backed GHF was created to replace the United Nations as the main distributor for assistance in May. In late June, the US State Department He agreed 30 million dollars For the group, her work was described as “incredible at all.”

Mike recorded videos secretly and shared it with CBS News. You can hear the shooting of videos, which Mike has been released on the Palestinians asking for help.

“It took two or three days to realize that they were already shooting at people, and they were not shooting at the fighters,” he said.

When asked if he thought they were warning footage, Mike said: “No, it is random.” He said that both the Israeli Defense Army and the American security personnel were shooting.

We do not see who shoots videos that Mike gave us. But he said that there was no single occasion he noticed when there was no shooting, and he was brightly bright locations on average five days a week for several weeks. CBS News has witnessed his work schedule, and the descriptive data from his cell phone The dates and times that were in Gaza.

More than 1,800 Palestinians died in an attempt to get food, at least 1,000 in the vicinity of GHF sites, according to the United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights. since Ghf I started working Help sites In May, at CBS News I mentioned On a daily proximity fire In or near GHF sitesAnd former US security contractors talked about watching the fire against the Palestinian crowds in interviews with news means, including Associated Press.

Mike said that the Palestinians will meet near the sites hours before they open them to be the first to hold food. He told CBS News that “he did not see a crowd of people acting with such intensity and such despair.”

When asked about the worst thing he suffered, Mike said he was once assigned by security contractors to clean the human and the animal adjacent to one location during work, due to the wrong smell emitted from those remains.

“I am struggling to talk about it,” he said. “I even feel a little vibrant, and I can feel more powerful. I really closed.”

GHF says the allegations that their contractors had shot the relief seekers and their bad remains are “categorically wrong” and “completely baseless.” They criticized CBS News’s rejection of providing them with more detailed information about MIKE.

Mike said that some Americans who rented to secure GHF sites made him feel uncomfortable.

“They often boast about the number of people who were killed, if they can shoot animals,” he said. “Or how many birds they called because they were proud of the quality of their goal.”

Mike is at home now and will not return.

When asked why he participated in his experience, he said: “He will not sit with me correctly if I don’t say anything. These atrocities should not happen.”

GHF CBS News told that their contractors do not shoot civilians, they say, anyone has been killed by shooting at the GHF website, not even in full view of the Foundation website. They say they “have never faced any situation that involves the bodies that are not required” in their positions or near them.

The Israeli Defense Army categorically denied allegations that they were deliberately intentional to Palestinian civilians, but he told CBS News that he was investigating in recent reports of harm to civilians approaching GHF sites, and said that any law will lead to more procedures.