US Envoy Huckabee Denies Gaza’s Witkoff Massacres, Claims “No Injuries, No Fatalities, No Shooting”
Occupied Palestine (Quds News Network)- US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee has denied that Israeli forces killed or injured Palestinians at aid centers in Gaza, despite widespread documentation of what is widely known now as the “Witkoff Massacres.”
In a statement released Monday, Huckabee accused US media of spreading “false” stories about Israeli attacks at aid distribution points. “There were no injuries, no fatalities, no shooting, no chaos,” Huckabee claimed, referring to massacres at Israeli-US so-called “aid centers” in Rafah.
His remarks came as the Israeli army has been killing on a daily basis dozens of starved Palestinians waiting for food near the GHF’s “aid hub” in western Rafah. At least 49 people have been killed and over 300 injured at these centers since May 27, according to health officials, eye witnissed, and international organizations.
Drone footage, eyewitness videos, and testimonies from medical teams in Rafah contradict Huckabee’s claims. Doctors Without Borders, the Red Cross, and Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor have all confirmed that Israeli forces opened fire on crowds of starving civilians.
Still, Huckabee blamed the coverage on “Hamas-fed false narratives,” attacking news outlets like The New York Times, CNN, and the Associated Press for reporting on the killings. He said they were “fanning the flames of antisemitic hate” and called their reports “utterly fabricated.”
His statement did not address the verified videos showing bodies near food trucks, bullet wounds documented by doctors, or statements from survivors and international aid workers.
The term “Witkoff Massacres” refers to repeated Israeli attacks on starved Palestinians gathered at US-linked food ‘distribution sites’ in Rafah, named after US Middle East envoy Steven Witkoff, who voiced full support for Israel only one day before the massacres.
Huckabee defended the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), which he supports, claiming the group had delivered over 5 million meals “without incident.”
Israeli army has offered five conflicting stories to deny its role in the killing of the starved civilians, starting with denial and ending with releasing a fake video of Israeli-linked gangs attacking people and claiming that they were Hamas members, who committed the massacres.
Human rights groups continue to document attacks on civilians, warning that Israel is using aid centers to control, trap, and kill hungry Palestinians under the cover of humanitarian relief.
