外媒：加沙方面指控美以在援助面粉袋内“藏毒”，以色列和美国暂未回应

Group 1 - The Gaza authorities reported the discovery of opioids, specifically Oxycodone, in flour bags distributed at U.S. and Israeli aid points, raising concerns about public health risks [1][3] - The Gaza media office accused Israel of being responsible for this act, claiming it is part of a broader strategy to undermine Palestinian society and constitutes a form of genocide [3] - Allegations were made that the Israeli military is using the blockade to smuggle these substances disguised as aid, labeling the aid centers as "death traps" [3][4] Group 2 - The humanitarian organization "Gaza Humanitarian Foundation" (GHF), supported by the U.S. and Israel, has been criticized for causing civilian casualties, with reports indicating at least 46 individuals were killed by Israeli fire while waiting for aid [4] - The UN has condemned the militarization of humanitarian aid by Israel, stating it violates international aid distribution standards and could constitute war crimes [4] - As of June 27, the Palestinian health department reported over 6,000 deaths and nearly 21,000 injuries due to Israeli attacks since March 18, highlighting the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza [5]