Gaza mob attacks aid station, order restored after brief chaos [Video]

According to a new report on the mobbing of the Gaza aid station today (Tuesday), control was not lost, and those mobbing the station opposed Hamas rather than worked for it.

Here's footage of the mobbing:

According to i24 News: "The incident begins when Hamas set up a roadblock to prevent Gazans from passing through to the crossing. The roadblock succeeded in holding for about an hour, after which the Gazans broke through the barriers and shouted "F*** Hamas."

"During the day, 8,000 family packages were distributed. Toward the end of the day, about 100 people broke in. According to a source involved in the details: this is a scenario that was rehearsed by the Americans, as a likely possibility that we knew would happen.

"With the breach - the Americans moved back as part of the rehearsal, fired into the air for dispersal, and let the Gazans take the rest of the aid.

"According to sources responsible for the aid - there was no loss of control whatsoever, tomorrow morning they start again."

Reports are conflicting as to whether the IDF fired to disperse the crowd or those working for the American distribution company did, though the IDF denies direct involvement at present.

According to some reports, the mob, whose size remains disputed, looted multiple packages and even some chairs and other aid station equipment.