IDF says

Gaza distribution centers will be closed on Wednesday, as Israeli military warn the roads leading to places will be considered “combat areas”.

The Gaza Humanitarian Fund (GHF), a controversial US and Israel assistance network that started working last week, said it closed its sites for “updating, organizing and efficiency”.

In a separate update of Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) stated that people are “forbidden” to enter the distributed centers or travel on the roads leading to them.

Over the night on Tuesday, At least 27 Palestinians were killed by Israeli fire Close to the distribution center, Hamas Civil Defense Agency reports.

IDF said his troops fired after being identified by the suspects moving to them, “deviating from the appointed access routes.”

It was the third deadly incident For so many days to occur on the route to the GHF site.

GHF said there would be aid again on Thursday.

This happens when humanitarian organizations continue to warn that the Palestinians do not have enough access to food, water and other materials.

GHF seeks to replace the UN Assistance Network in Gaza after repeated Israel’s claims that this does not interfere with the stolen Hamas deliveries that the UN denies.

According to the new distribution system, the gas gas should collect deliveries from a small number of centers in areas under Israeli military control and staffed by armed American contractors.

Critics say the model has left people who need to walk long distances to sites and transport boxes, weighing 20 kg back into their homes or shelters.

The UN and other humanitarian organizations have accused GHF of not supporting humanitarian principles.

Also on Tuesday, Dr. Johnny Moore is a Christian gospel pastor and a well -known supporter of US President Donald Trump – was announced by the new GHF leader.

It was intended to replace his first chief Jake Wood as well Former Marine Corps, which stood up and criticized the GHF model.

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.

At least 54,470 people have been killed in Gaza ever since, including 4 201 since Israel resumed its offensive on March 18, the Ministry of Health of the territory reports.