Israeli Fire Again Kills Gaza Aid-Seekers As U.S. Envoy Meets With Hostages’ Families

DEIR AL-Balah, Gaza Strip (AP) -Israeli forces opened fire near the two Israeli aid distribution areas Gaza Hungry said that the humanitarian foundation as the crowds of Palestinians was looking for food again and killed at least 10 people. Violence arrived a day after US officials visited a GHF site and the US ambassador problematic system “An amazing success.”

Gaza Ministry of Health Ambulance and Emergency Service President Fares Awad, in the hope of getting help near the passage of Israel from the passage of 19 people were killed as the crowded.

Approximately a week has passed since Israel, it is growing under international pressure Scenes of Hunger ChildrenLimited humanitarian stops and air signs were announced to get more food for more than 2 million people of Gaza. They are now Great assistance to a great extent After almost 22 months of war.

But he says the United Nations, Partners and Palestinians Very little help comesIsrael is waiting for the approval of Israel with materials stacked out of Gaza. Trucks entering are mostly removed from the materials by desperate people and crime groups before reaching the warehouses for distribution.

Experts this week “The worst scarcity scenario” It was happening. On Saturday, the Gaza Ministry of Health said that seven Palestinians had died for malnutrition, including a child in the last 24 hours.

The help of the German government spokesman Stefan Kornelius said, “Not enough”. The UN said 500 to 600 trucks is needed daily.

The families of the 50 hostages in Gaza are also afraid that they are hungry and accuse Hamas after publishing the images of a weakened pledge of militants Evyatar David.

David’s brother, Illay, said in a statement in Tel Aviv, “Humanitarian aid flowing to Gaza, Evyatar, the man and all other hostages to alleviate the pain,” he said.

Yahia Youssef, who came to get help near the North GHF distribution area near the Netzarim corridor, described a terrible familiar scene. After helping to carry three people injured by guns, he said that he saw others on the ground.

“The same daily episode, Y Youssef said. Health workers said at least eight people were killed. The Israeli Army said he had warned at a meeting approaching his powers.

Witnesses, the South City of the Shakoush region in the southern city of hundreds of meters (yard) at least two people were killed, he said. Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis took two bodies and many of them were injured.

Witness Mohamed Abu Taha said that Israeli troops opened fire towards the crowd. Three people – two men and a woman – were shot while fleeing.

The Israeli army said that the forces in the region are not aware of any fire. GHF said there was nothing near its sites.

GHF says armed contractors only use pepper spray to prevent deadly crowded or use firearms. Israel On Friday, the army said he was trying to make the routes under control safer.

Israel, most of the war providing safe assistance, but by Israel to allow Hamas to siphon the materials, launched in May, launched in May, launched in May, launched in May. Israel did not provide evidence for this claim, and the UN rejected it.

According to a UN report on Thursday, 859 people were killed near GHF between 27 May and 31 July. Hundreds of more LED food convoys were killed along their paths. The police led by Hamas once maintained these convoys, but Israel was targeted by the fire officers.

Israel and GHF claimed that the wage was exaggerated.

A ventilation of a coalition-led cooperation-Israel, UAE, Egypt, France and Germany is another approach, but experts say the strategy is deeply insufficient and even dangerous for people on the ground.

Philippe Lazzarini, President of the UN Palestinian Refugees Agency, calls Philippe Lazzarini, calling more and safer truck deliveries on social media, “Let’s put our job and do our job.

Steve Witkoff, the special ambassador of US President Donald Trump, met with the families of the hostages a week after Hamas accused Hamas’s uncompromination.

Michel Illoluz, the father of Israel’s hostage man Illouuz, said, “I haven’t heard of anything new. I heard that Americans had pressure to end this operation, but we didn’t hear anything practical.”

He said that he did not “answer” from Witkoff to arrange a time frame.

The protesters called on the Israeli government to make an agreement to end the war and to encourage them to ör stop this nightmare and take them out of tunnels ”.

Nasser Hospital said that he bought five bodies after two Israeli strikes on the tents that contain people in the south of Gaza.

The Ministry of Health’s ambulance and Emergency Service, Zawaida and Deir al-Balah towns, two parents and three children killed and three children said that a strike hit a house. Another strike hit a tent in Khan Younis and killed a mother and daughter.

Israel’s best general Lieutenant Gen. If the hostages are not released, the hands pronoun warned that “the war will continue without resting”.

Most Palestinians are crowded in continuous shining areas that are considered safe.

Mohamed Qeiqa, who returned to the city of Gaza and stands on the collapsed concrete plates of the neighborhood, said, orum I don’t know what to do. Demolition, destruction. ” “Where will people settle?”

The war began when Hamas attacked Southern Israel on 7 October 2023 and killed about 1,200 people, mostly civilians. Israel’s retaliation attack Killed more than 60,400 PalestiniansAccording to the Gaza Ministry of Health, who does not distinguish between militants and civilians, but constitutes more than half of women and children. The Ministry operates under the Hamas government. The UN and other international organizations see this as the most reliable data source for losses.

The Ministry said that 93 children have died for reasons for malnutrition in Gaza since the war began. He said that 76 adults have died for reasons for malnutrition since the end of June, when they began to count adult deaths.

Metz reported from Cairo from Kuarim and Magdy. Jamey Keaten, the AP writer in Geneva, contributed.