BBC investigation uncovered that the footage was edited and not presented as a continuous sequence, raising suspicions that the IOF might have concealed the part where they opened fire on the people gathered at the Nabulsi Roundabout.
The video released by the IOF is not a single continuous sequence; instead, it has been divided into four sections. These segments depict events at two locations, both of which BBC Verify has geolocated.

This prompts the question: what happened during the minutes that were cut out? Without the complete video sequence, viewers cannot clearly discern what led to the massacre, highlighting Israeli involvement.

The Palestinian death-toll had reached at least 155 on Saturday morning—and bodies were still being recovered. Israeli forces wounded over 700 in the massacre after they opened fire on Palestinians waiting for food aid at the Nabulsi roundabout in northern Gaza on Thursday.

The terror state has changed its story and tried to whitewash its crimes, backed up by the US, Britain and the mainstream media.

Early Thursday morning, hundreds of desperately-hungry Palestinians gathered on Harun al-Rashid Street in Gaza. They had received word that aid trucks carrying flour had been allowed to enter the area.

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