Children fetching water killed in Israeli strike in Gaza, emergency officials say
According to emergency service officials, ten people, including six children, were killed in Israeli air strike.
A doctor there said that his bodies were sent to Nuseirat’s Al-Awda Hospital.
Eyewitnesses The drone fired a missile in the order of the crowd with the empty Jerry boxes next to a water tanker in the Al-Nuseirat refugee camp.
The Israeli army was asked to comment.
Similarly, the Red Cross International Committee said that in the last six weeks, Rafa Field Hospital in Southern Gaza has treated more mass wounded cases.
After the strike, the unfamiliar images were shared online, showing bloody children and lifeless bodies, screams of panic and helplessness.
Residents ran to the scene and carried the wounded using private vehicles and donkey cars.
The strike arrived as Israeli air strikes in the Gaza Strip increased.
Gaza Civil Defense Agency spokesman said that 19 Palestinians were killed in the housing buildings in Central Gaza and Gaza on Sunday with three different strikes.
The International Red Cross Committee (ICRC) said that 132 patients died on 31 Saturdays of the Field Hospital in Rafah.
ICRC reported that patients’ overwhelming majority “were feverish weapons wounds and that” all sensitive individuals “are trying to access food distribution areas.
The hospital, opened on May 27, the new food distribution areas, compared to the previous year “all mass injured cases treated in the hospital” new food distribution areas exceeding more than 250 deaths and records more than 250 deaths, he added.
“The worrying frequency and scale of these mass wounded incidents underlines the permanent conditions of civilians in Gaza.” He said.
On Friday, the UN Human Rights Office said it had achieved murder for 789 aid.
615 of them were near the US and Israeli Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) sites, which were opened on May 27 and operated by US private security contractors in the South and Central Gaza.
Other 183 murder was recorded near the UN and other aid convoys.
The Israeli army said that there are events where civilians were damaged and that he was working to minimize the possible friction between the population and the population and the population. [Israeli] As much as possible “.
The GHF accused the UN of using “false and misleading” statistics from the Ministry of Health, operated by Hamas of Gaza.
GHF boss Johnnie Moore Described to BBC before He did not reject deaths near the aid areas, but “100% of these losses are attributed to the GHF close to GHF,” and this is “not true”.
On Saturday, Southern Gaza’s Nasser Hospital He said that 24 people were killed near a help distribution siteWitnesses say that Israeli troops say they opened fire while trying to reach food.
Israeli Defense Forces (IDF), near the IDF fire near the site “known individuals” said. Separately, an Israeli military official said that warning shots were made to distribute people whom IDF believes to be a threat.
Israel launched a military campaign in Gaza in response to the cross -border attack of Hamas on October 7, 2023, and about 1,200 people were killed and 251 people were hostage.
According to the Ministry of Health operated by Hamas, at least 57,882 people have been killed in Gaza since then.
Most of the Gaza population has been displaced many times.
It is estimated that more than 90% of the houses are damaged or destroyed. Health services, water, sanitation and hygiene systems have collapsed and there is a lack of food, fuel, medicine and shelter.
The United Nations was allowed to Gaza for the first time in 130 days this week – 75,000 liters of fuel was allowed – “enough to meet the daily needs of the population and vital civilian aid operations,” he said.
Nine UN agencies warned Gaza’s fuel shortage reached “critical levels” on Saturday, and if the fuel was exhausted, it would affect hospitals, water systems, sanitation networks and furnaces.
“Hospitals are already going dark, birth, newborn and intensive care units fail, and ambulances can no longer move.” He said.
