Health officials in Gaza say Israeli forces again fired on people heading to an aid site in Rafah on Tuesday, killing at least 27 and wounding over 180, the third time this has happened in the last three days.
The Israeli army said it fired "near a few individual suspects" who left the designated route and approached armed forces.
They say they are looking into reports of casualties and have denied firing on civilians.
It’s not the first time Israel has admitted opening fire, but it says it was targeting ‘suspects’ who were heading towards troops.
But this time, will the White House react to claims of mass death traps and massacres?
ITV News’ Senior International Correspondent John Irvine and US Correspondent Dan Rivers have the full story.
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