Hundreds of Iraqis Sickened by Food Poisoning at Camp Near Mosul<br />Another tweet sought to implicate another of Saudi Arabia’s foes in the episode, saying there were reports of "spoiled Iranian milk." RAF was among a number of Qatari organizations, as well as some individuals,<br />that Saudi Arabia and a few other Arab countries designated as linked to terrorism last week as tensions rose between the large Arabian kingdom and its tiny gulf neighbor.<br />Breaking protocol at the United Nations-run camp, which calls for any hot meals to be produced inside the camp,<br />and only dry food to be brought in, officials allowed food prepared outside to enter, from, in this case, a restaurant more than an hour’s drive away.<br />By TIM ARANGOJUNE 13, 2017<br />ERBIL, Iraq — Day after day, the miseries of life pile up in camps for civilians driven<br />from their homes by fighting between Iraqi forces and Islamic State militants in Mosul.<br />Another conspiracy theory that made the rounds claimed<br />that the Islamic State, which is fighting to maintain control of its last neighborhoods in Mosul, sabotaged the food as a way for some of its fighters, who had posed as displaced civilians, to escape the camps.<br />Hassan Sham said that The meals were prepared in the afternoon,<br />When it was made known that a charity from Qatar, called RAF, paid for the meals, state television<br />in Saudi Arabia, which is in the midst of a diplomatic dispute with Qatar, jumped on it.
