Dozens killed by Israeli gunfire near aid distribution sites, Hamas-run ministry says

According to the Ministry of Health, operated by Hamas of the region, Israel was killed by at least 32 Palestinian Israeli Armed Fire, near Khan Younis and Rafah near the distribution points.

He was wounded near the two areas carried out by the controversial US and Israeli Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF).

GHF, sites on their sites “or near” event, but hours before the opening of their sites “Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) activity,” he said.

An eyewitness told Reuters news agency that Israeli armed fire “aims to kill”.

The Palestinian Ministry of Health said a series of bodies were taken to the nearby Nasser Hospital on Saturday morning.

Since the GHF started operations in late May, there are almost daily reports that Palestinians were killed while looking for help. Witnesses say most of them have been shot by Israeli forces.

IDF, the BBC, in the last event, troops, “suspects” to prevent approaching warning shots and the incident took place before the aid areas were opened, he said.

Speaking with Reuters, Muhammad al-Khalidi pointed to his finger to the Israeli army for the attack.

The GHF said it was part of a group of Palestinians, who was said to be open, but the tanks began to move towards them and opened fire.

“It wasn’t the shooting to scare us or organize us, they were shots that aimed to kill us, if they wanted to organize us, but they wanted to kill us.”

The GHF uses private security contractors to distribute aid from areas in Israeli military zones. Israel and the United States say that the system is necessary to stop Hamas’s aid. The UN refuses to cooperate with it, describes it as unethical, and says that Hamas has no evidence of systematic routing aid.

On July 15, the UN Human Rights Office said that in the last six weeks, the GHF has had 674 murders near its four regions in southern and central Gaza.

He added that 201 murder was recorded during the routes of the UN and other aid convoys.

GHF rejected that it was a fatal event close to its sites and accused the UN accusing the use of “false and misleading” figures from the Ministry of Health of Gaza by Hamas. The figures of the Ministry are seen as a reliable body seen by Gazan hospitals.

Israel does not allow international news organizations, including BBC, send journalists to the region.

The UN also said this week that Israel has doubled the number of children who have been malnourished since they started to restrict food entering the region in March. Despite the creation of GHF, a significant amount of aid, including baby formula, is still prevented at the border.

On Friday, one Field Hospital Director said in a statement, severe exhaustion, slimming and acute malnutrition of a patient who has suffered from a patient’s influx, he said.

According to the Hamas Government Media Bureau, the increasing humanitarian crisis so far died of malnutrition.

On Friday, US President Donald Trump once again claimed that the ceasefire agreement was very close – but a Palestinian official said that the negotiations were prevented by Israel with an unacceptable unity map for Hamas.