A new witness has come forward, providing further details on the mass killings of Palestinians who have been queuing for food aid at the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) distribution sites, where over 1,000 starving Palestinians have been shot dead while seeking aid.
The foundation, established with US and Israeli support to supersede the UN as the primary aid distributor in the besieged enclave, has faced increasing scrutiny since commencing its operations in May.
On Friday, US broadcaster CBS News aired the interview with a new whistleblower, identified only as "Mike," who was hired by an American subcontractor to drive aid trucks but ended up working inside Gaza at the GHF sites, where he secretly recorded videos of gunfire and said it was clear civilians were being targeted.
"It took me two or three days to realise that they were actually shooting at people," he told CBS News.
"They weren't shooting at combatants. It's indiscriminate."
He said both Israeli soldiers and American contractors fired from positions at the sites.
Mike described gruesome scenes, including being ordered to clean human remains near a food site after days of shootings.
"I was tasked with cleaning up the remains of animals and some humans… just put it in the back of a truck, which took everything away," he said.
He added that some American security contractors boasted about killings.
"They would often brag about how many people they've killed, or how many birds they'd shot… anything that was...
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