Killed seeking food - Jeremy Bowen on Abdullah's shooting and Gaza's lethal aid system

Inside Panorama and BBC Eye's investigation into hunger in Gaza and why so many are risking their lives for aid.

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"Please come in. This is Abdullah's room."

Abdullah was his 19-year-old eldest son. On 2 August he was shot dead waiting for the daily opening of one of the food distribution sites run by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF). It started operating in Gaza in May, established by Israel and the US and protected by the Israeli military, the IDF, and armed American security guards who are special forces veterans.

In Abdullah's empty bedroom, Diaa hugged his son's school bag.

"My darling boy. His smell is still on it. May God have mercy on you, my son, forgive you, and accept you in the highest ranks of Paradise, God willing, with the Lord of the Worlds."