At least 36 shot dead near Gaza food site: hospital
According to the Gaza Ministry of Health and Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, at least 36 people were killed by Israeli fire on the way to a aid distribution area in the Gaza Strip in Dawn.
The Israeli Army said he had warned the suspects who approached their troops after not paying attention to the calls for stopping, about one kilometer away from an active aid distribution zone at that time.
Gaza Strip resident Muhammad al-Khalidi said he was in the group approaching the site and that he had not heard any warning before he started shooting.
“We thought they went out to organize us so that we can get help, suddenly (i) saw the jeeps and tanks from the other, and he started to shoot us.” He said.
The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, a US -backed group that manages the aid field, said there was no incident or death there on Saturday and warned people not to travel over and over and over again in the dark distribution points.
“The reported IDF (Israeli Defense Forces) activity caused deaths hours before our sites opened, and most of our understanding took place a few kilometers from the nearest GHF region.” He said.
The Israeli army said he had reviewed the incident.
The GHF uses private US security and logistics companies to get materials to the Gaza Strip by jumping a United Nations -led system, which Israel claims to allow militants led by Hamas to loot the shipments of civilians.
Hamas refuses to blame.
The UN called the GHF’s model insecure and as a violation of the standards of human neutrality rejected by GHF.
On Tuesday, the UN Rights Office in Geneva has recorded at least 875 murders near the Gaza Strip in the last six weeks – the majority of them are close to GHF distribution points.
Most of these deaths stemmed from the arms sounds that the locals accused the Israeli army.
The army admitted that civilians were damaged by saying that the Israeli forces were given new instructions with “Learned Lessons”.
Health officials, Gaza Strip and 11 family members in the center of Nuseirat Hamas managed by the police force, including a strike, including a strike, on Saturday, at least 50 people were killed in other settlement attacks in the settlement.
The Israeli army said that in a few places in the settlement area, militants had hit their weapons warehouses and put their duties in place.
The war began when the militants led by Hamas entered Israel on October 7, 2023, killed mostly civilians and took 251 hostages back to the Gaza Strip.
Since then, the Israeli military campaign against Hamas in Strip has killed about 58,000 Palestinians since then, according to most medical officials, civilians have displaced almost the entire population and immersed the settlement into a human crisis and left most of the region in ruins.
In Israel and Hamas, in Doha, they have indirect negotiations aimed at reaching a 60 -day ceasefire proposed by the United States and a pledge agreement that Egypt and Qatar intermedia, but there is no sign of close breakthroughs.
It is believed that at least 20 of the remaining 50 hostages are still alive.
His son Matan, Kibbutz kidnapped and kept by Hamas Einav Zangaker, Israeli leaders called on the militant group called.
“All people want to bring 50 hostages home and end the war,” Israel said in a statement outside the defense center in Tel Aviv. He said.
“My Matan is alone in the tunnels,” he said, “He doesn’t have any more time.”
