Israel specified ‘danger zones’ in Gaza. That’s where aid was dropped

Recent analysis by BBC Verify has revealed a notable trend concerning the delivery of humanitarian aid within the Gaza Strip. The investigation identified ten separate instances where vital supplies were air-dropped into areas that the Israeli military had previously designated as ‘danger zones.’ These specific locations were areas from which Israel had warned residents to evacuate, explicitly stating that remaining or entering them would pose a direct threat to their lives. This pattern highlights a disconnect between the declared safety protocols and the actual execution of aid operations on the ground, as essential assistance repeatedly landed in territories deemed high-risk by Israeli forces.