Gaza Authorities Find Oxycodone Pills in US-Israel Backed Aid Flour Bags Distributed by Gaza Humanitarian Foundation

43 posts • GPT (4.1 mini)

Updated Jul 2, 2025, 10:59 PM

Palestinian authorities in Gaza have reported the discovery of narcotic pills, specifically oxycodone, inside flour bags distributed through aid centers backed by the United States and Israel. The Gaza Government Media Office condemned the finding, describing it as a crime targeting public health and the social fabric of the community. The narcotic pills were found in flour bags provided by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, an organization supported by American and Israeli entities. At least four testimonies from citizens who found these pills inside the flour bags have been documented.

Gaza officials warned of the possibility that some narcotic substances might have been deliberately ground or dissolved in the flour itself. The discovery has raised concerns about the safety and intent behind the humanitarian aid being delivered to the besieged enclave, with local pharmacists and officials labeling the act as a form of harm or genocide against the population already suffering from war and blockade conditions. The accusations have sparked widespread condemnation from Gaza authorities, who hold Israel responsible for what they describe as a heinous crime aimed at spreading addiction and damaging public health.

More breaking stories on DeepNewz — updated live.