Rescuers say eleven died Israeli fire, say rescuers

Eleven Palestinians who sought to help were among 33 killed Israeli shots and gusts on Wednesday, say rescuers and doctors.

A spokesman for Hamas Civil Defense Agency said Israeli troops “opened fire and started several shells” for thousands of people who were queuing for the necessary food stocks on the main Sala-Din.

The Israeli military said the troops operating in the Nuseirat area were fired at the warning, after the group approached them so that it posed a potential threat, but that he did not know about any injuries.

Another 19 people were killed in three Israeli air strikes in the north and southern gas, the civil defense agency reports.

They included eight who died when the house was hit in the area of ​​Zytun Gaza, the message said.

As for air strikes, Israeli military stated that “Hamas’s military capabilities in the territory is in force.

Gaza Hamas’s Ministry of Health said at least 140 people had been killed in the previous 24 hours.

The ministry reported on Tuesday that 51 people were killed while waiting for help in the southern city of Khan Yunis, while the UN quoted partnerships working on health care as a payment of death in more than 60.

Eyewitnesses told the BBC that Israeli tanks and drones opened fire when the crowds gathered near the charity public center and the Warehouse belonging to the UN World Food Program.

The Israeli military has acknowledged that his troops were in the area and said the details of the incident had been considered.

In a separate incident on Tuesday, the civil defense agency said that seven more people were killed and many others were injured on Rashida streets northwest of Gaza.

A doctor at Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza told Reuters that deaths were the result of Israeli air strikes and that injuries were caused by shot.

Umm Fida Masud said her son “went to bring a bag of flour and returned (suffered) in a bag.”

Meanwhile, the local journalist posted the footage who, he said, showed His cousin celebrates after collecting a bag of flour for his family.

“Bag 50 kg. I pulled it out of the truck, centimeters from death,” he said.

Almost 400 people were killed during an attempt to get help since May 26, when the Israeli and supported by the US Humanities Fund (GHF) opened the first of three distribution centers, the Ministry of Health reports.

GHF, which uses private US security contractors aimed at bypassing the UN as the main assistance provider of 2.1 million Palestinians in Gaza.

The UN and other assistance groups refuse to cooperate with the new system, saying that it is contrary to the humanitarian principles of neutrality, impartiality and independence.

They also warn that the Gaza population faces a catastrophic level of hunger after 11-week Israeli blockade, which was partially mitigated a month ago.

The US and Israel say the GHF system will prevent stolen help by Hamas that the group denies.

On Wednesday, the head of the UN Agency for Palestinian Refugees (Antwa) condemned him as “lame, medieval and deadly.”

“The invitation of hungry people to death is a war crime. The peculiarities of this system must be responsible,” Philip Latsarini wrote on X.

“This is a shame and a spot on our collective consciousness.”

GHF did not comment, but the statement said that it still posted 30 million foods at its three “without incidents” distribution centers.

“We remain concentrated on a single mission: to feed the residents of Gaza – and we strive to scale our efforts to achieve even more in need,” it added.

WFP, meanwhile, warned that 9,000 tons of food assistance he had sent over the last four weeks was a “tiny share” of what was needed in Gaza.

It also states that a desperate nutritional need caused a large crowd of people who were going to famous transport routes, hoping to intercede and access humanitarian supplies while in transit.

“Only a massive scale in the distribution of food can stabilize the situation, calm anxiety and restore trust in communities that come more food,” the statement said.

The Israeli military corps of Kogat reported that 85 cargo cargo was entered in South and North Gaza via Kerhem Shalom and Erew Western crossings on Tuesday, 66 of which were collected. Another 380 cargo of assistance was waiting for the UN collection, the report said.

The Israeli military launched a campaign in Gaza in response to the attack under the guidance of Hamas on South Israel on October 7, 2023, which killed about 1,200 people and took 251 people hostage.

According to the Ministry of Health, at least 55 637 people were killed in Gaza.