Children who get the water died in the Israeli strike in Gaza, say

Ten people, including six children, were killed during an Israeli airline ticket, waiting to fill water containers on Sunday in Central Gaza, emergency officials say.

Their bodies were sent to the al-Audirate hospital, which also treated 16 victims, including seven children, the doctor said there.

Said eyewitnesses Drone dropped a rocket in the crowd in the queue with the empty cans of Jerry next to the tanker for water at the al-Duserat refugee camp.

Israeli military said that there was a “technical mistake” with a strike directed at the Islamic “terrorist”, which led to the fact that the ammunition had fallen tens of meters. The incident is in consideration, the military added.

Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) said that as a result, it is known about “claims regarding victims in the region”, adding that it works to mitigate the damage of the civilian “as much as possible” and “regrets any harm to the infants.”

Unchecked footage that shared on the Internet after the strike showed bloody children and inanimate bodies, with screams of panic and despair.

Residents rushed to the scene and transported the wounded with the help of private vehicles and asses.

The strike occurred when Israeli air attacks across the gas strip grew.

The press secretary of the Gaza Civil Defense Agency said that 19 other Palestinians were killed on Sunday, three separate blows to residential buildings in Central Gazeta and Gaza.

Separately, the Red Cross International Committee (ICRC) stated that a RAFA field hospital in southern Gaza in southern Gaza in the last six weeks over the past six weeks before it was 12 months earlier in the last six weeks.

It states that on Saturday, his field hospital received 132 patients suffering from weapons, ”31 of whom died.

The “overwhelming majority” of the patients had firearms, added, and “all responsible persons” reported that they tried to access food distribution.

It states that the hospital treated more than 3,400 patients with weapons and recorded more than 250 deaths, as new food distributions opened on May 27 – exceeding “all cases of mass losses considered in the hospital” the year before.

“The alarming frequency and scale of these mass cases of victims emphasize the horrific conditions that civilians are experiencing in the gas,” the ICRC said.

Saturday Hospital Nasser Southern Gaza said 24 people died near the aid distribution siteWhere witnesses said Israeli troops opened fire when people tried to access food.

Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) said the IDF site was not “unknown victims”. Separately, an Israeli military official stated that a warning had been fired to disperse people who believe IDF was threatened.

On Friday, the UN Human Rights stated that there were still 789 killings related to.

It states that 615 of these were in the immediate vicinity of the US and Israeli Gaza (GHF) sites, which opened on May 27 and is governed by US private contractors in the military zones in South and Central Gaza.

The remaining 183 killings were recorded near the UN and other assistance assistance.

The Israeli military said they had admitted that the incidents had been detrimental and that she worked on minimizing “possible friction between the population and (Israeli) forces as possible.”

GHF has accused the UN of using “false and misleading” statistics from the Ministry of Health Hamas Gaza.

Boss ghf Johnny Moore Previously said BBC He did not deny death near the assistance sites, but said that “100% of these victims were explained by the proximity to GHF,” and it was “wrong.”

Israel does not allow international information organizations, including BBC, gas.

Israel launched a military campaign in Gaza in response to Hamas’s cross -border attack on October 7, 2023, which killed about 1,200 people and took 251 people hostage.

According to the Ministry of Health, Hamas, at least 57,882 people died in Gaza.

Most of the gas population has been supplanted several times.

More than 90% of houses are estimated or destroyed. Health, water, sanitation and hygiene systems have fallen apart, and there is a lack of food, fuel, medicine and shelter.

This week, for the first time in 130 days, 75,000 liters of fuel were allowed – “it is enough to meet the daily needs of the population and vital civil operations,” the United Nations said.

On Saturday, nine UN agencies warned that the gas deficit reached “critical levels”, and when the fuel is over, it would affect the hospitals, water systems, sanitation networks and bakers.

“Hospitals are already dark, maternal, newborn and intense training units, and ambulances can no longer move,” the UN said.