Transforming the Site of the Massacre into a GHF Hub
This is the final entry of my earlier post into the reporting of a massacre of aid workers in Gaza by Israeli military, titled:
Israeli Soldiers Killed Gaza Aid Workers at Point Blank Range in 2025 Massacre: Report, by DropSite journalist
Sharif Abdel Kouddous.
I have stated many times that Hamas and Netanyahu are guilty of war crimes and should be held accountable for their actions.
Read on.
Transforming the Site of the Massacre into a GHF Hub
Satellite imagery from the morning of the ambush shows that extensive earthworks were carried out at the incident site. The images reveal the construction of an earth berm approximately 220 meters north of the ambush location and another roughly 410 meters to the south. These two positions later functioned as checkpoints, restricting access and controlling passage along an evacuation route established that morning by the Israeli military leading toward the coastal Al-Mawasi area.
In the days and weeks that followed, the area surrounding the incident site was further transformed by the Israeli military’s construction of the “Morag Corridor” security zone and the erection of an aid distribution site operated by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation.
“On that same site of the mass grave, the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation established a distribution point where desperate people were gunned down trying to access food,” Whittall told Drop Site. “Now, the U.S, under the so-called Board of Peace, plans to build a ‘New Rafah’ over this crime scene. Without meaningful accountability, ‘New Rafah’ will be a monument to impunity.”
By
Sharif Abdel Kouddous/DropSite News
Feb 23, 2026
Israeli Soldiers Killed Gaza Aid Workers at Point Blank Range in 2025 Massacre: Report, by DropSite journalist
Sharif Abdel Kouddous.
I have stated many times that Hamas and Netanyahu are guilty of war crimes and should be held accountable for their actions.
Read on.
Transforming the Site of the Massacre into a GHF Hub
Satellite imagery from the morning of the ambush shows that extensive earthworks were carried out at the incident site. The images reveal the construction of an earth berm approximately 220 meters north of the ambush location and another roughly 410 meters to the south. These two positions later functioned as checkpoints, restricting access and controlling passage along an evacuation route established that morning by the Israeli military leading toward the coastal Al-Mawasi area.
In the days and weeks that followed, the area surrounding the incident site was further transformed by the Israeli military’s construction of the “Morag Corridor” security zone and the erection of an aid distribution site operated by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation.
“On that same site of the mass grave, the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation established a distribution point where desperate people were gunned down trying to access food,” Whittall told Drop Site. “Now, the U.S, under the so-called Board of Peace, plans to build a ‘New Rafah’ over this crime scene. Without meaningful accountability, ‘New Rafah’ will be a monument to impunity.”
By
Sharif Abdel Kouddous/DropSite News
Feb 23, 2026
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