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Hi there, from CNN, I'm Joe Beck, with the five things you need to know for Tuesday, June 3rd.

Israeli forces have killed dozens of Palestinians on their way to get aid from a distribution site in southern Gaza for a third consecutive day.

That's according to Palestinian health officials, who say people were fired at while they were walking to get food from the controversial

US-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation.

CNN's Paula Hancock has the details.

Well, Joe, aid distribution has become a death trap.

That's a direct quote from the head of the UN agency for Palestinian refugees.

The UN and NGOs on the ground in Gaza had been warning that this model of aid distribution was dangerous for civilians, forcing them to travel long distances to just a handful of distribution

sites in the midst of a brutal war.

The Israeli military says it opened fire on several suspects Tuesday, but warning shots were ignored.

They say they're looking into reports of casualties.

Today's shooting happened just west of Rafa, near the same location as the shooting incidents

of the past two days.

The fire bombing attack on members of the Jewish community in Boulder, Colorado, was a plan

a year in the making. That's what authorities say the suspect, Muhammad Sabry Solomon,

told them, as well as that there was just one thing holding him back from attacking sooner,

waiting for his daughter to graduate high school.

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