Gaza Government Media Office Exposes Drugs in Flour Bags from "Death Trap" Centers
Gaza – Saba:
The Government Media Office in Gaza revealed on Friday the discovery of narcotic pills inside flour bags originating from so-called "death trap" centers, referring to US-Israeli aid facilities.
In a statement obtained by Yemen News Agency (Saba), the office condemned this as a heinous crime targeting civilian health and Palestinian social cohesion, expressing grave concern over finding Oxycodone pills in flour distributed through these centers.
Documented cases include four civilian testimonies of such discoveries, with alarming suspicions that some narcotics may have been ground or dissolved directly into the flour – escalating the crime to a direct assault on public health.
The office held Israel fully responsible for this systematic drug-pushing operation aimed at destroying Palestinian society from within, constituting an extension of its genocidal war against Palestinians.
It emphasized that Israel's weaponization of narcotics through "aid deliveries" violates international humanitarian law and constitutes a war crime, warning citizens against these lethal centers which have caused 549 deaths, 4,066 injuries, and 39 disappearances in just one month.
Urging community vigilance, the office called for:
- Thorough inspection of all suspect aid items
- Immediate reporting of suspicious substances
- Family awareness campaigns about center dangers
It demanded international action to:
1) Shut down these "death trap" centers
2) Enforce aid delivery exclusively through UN channels
3) End Israeli manipulation of humanitarian operations
The office reaffirmed its commitment to exposing these crimes and pursuing all Israeli perpetrators and collaborators at international legal forums
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