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Unconscionable.

That's how the United Nations Human Rights Chief describes fatal attacks on Palestinians trying to reach aid in Gaza.

These were the scenes near a distribution site in Rafa today, where Gaza's health ministry

says Israeli forces opened fire. At least 27 people have been killed and dozens injured.

It's a third day in a row that people have been killed on their way to collect critically

needed aid at the site, which is run by the controversial New Gaza Humanitarian Foundation.

This time, the Israeli military says that its forces did open fire multiple times after identifying,

quote, several suspects moving toward them, deviating from the designated access routes.

Jeremy Diamond is in Jerusalem with more on what has happened.

So three days in now, Jeremy, different headlines each day of chaos and death.

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