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life, wherever you get your podcast. Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Janine Hurst. In Gaza, a group

believed to have ties to Hamas police says it's executed at least nine looters. It says we're

working in organized crime gangs.

This amid an Israeli blockade of food and basic supplies.

MPRZANASBaba has more.

In Gaza City, chaos erupts as hundreds of Palestinians break into this UN warehouse.

In recent days, crowds have broken into several aid facilities throughout Gaza,

furniture, solar panels, and other equipment, anything that can be repurposed or sold or howled

away. There is no food for the looters to steal. These warehouses have run out of food stocks

due to the Israeli blockade. Gaza's Interior Ministry told the local news agency that it has formed a new 5,000-member

police force to deal with looting and armed gangs.

Local police, however, say Israeli drones firing at police officers, prevent them from

effectively patrolling.

With Israel allowing no food entry for over two months, this looting comes amid widespread hunger and lowlessness.

Anas Baba and Pira News, Gaza City.

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