Welcome back to New World next week. I'm James Corbett of CorbettReport.com.

And I am James Evan Palado of Mediamonicay.com. Most of the kids are in nowhere, any kind of brain space to really,

really think about it in a serious kind of way. We have got that story. Plus, imported voters,

but first, they merely called it a chaotic incident. James, I saw the words chaotic incident

trending on the sidebar or Twitter the other week. It was like, oh, what's that?

They now call it the Flower Massacre.

Life-saving aid becomes deadly struggle in Gaza, grabbing this actually from France24.com.

At least 112 Palestinians were killed, and more than 750 others were injured,

after Israeli troops opened fire on civilians civilians gathered at a convoy of food

trucks southwest of Gaza City, Palestinian health officials said, Israel denied it was to blame,

saying many of the victims were run over by aid trucks in a rush to obtain the food.

The massacre comes as the UN warns of an almost inevitable famine in the besieged Palestinian

enclave amid increasing reports of children dying of starvation. Witnesses reported that Israeli

troops opened fire on the civilians trying desperately to get a hold of food. However, Israeli

officials denied that civilians had been fired upon. Israeli defense forces said that people were trampled to death or injured during a fight

to take supplies off of the trucks.

They have described it as the flour massacre, flour like the baking powder.

Medics said that children were amongst the hundreds of dead and injured.

The IDF has also been accused of targeting multiple aid

convoys near the Rafa crossing in Gaza. So they say, oh, they were all just run over by the

trucks. Well, then why do 80% of the victims have gunshot wounds? From ABC News, Gaza doctor

says gunfire accounted for 80% of the wounds at his hospital from aid convoy bloodshed.

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