Twenty killed after the trucks overturned in Gaza, says Hamas’s civil defense

Twenty people were killed and more than 30 were injured in the Central gas after four trucks overturned to the crowd, says Hamas civil defense agency.

The crowds rushed to vehicles on the road in the southeast of Deira Al-Bala on Tuesday night. They rose to the top of the trucks, causing the drivers to lose control, local BBC journalists said.

Civil Defense press secretary Mahmoud Basal stated that the area was under Israeli military control and roads were reliable and dangerous, the Civil Defense press secretary said.

The Private Transport Association, which operates in Gaza, said 26 commercial trucks entered the territory on Tuesday. Six were looted, and four of them overturned, led to death and injuries.

Israel has announced that it would start to allow the gradual introduction of goods into gas through the private sector to increase the volume of assistance, which is included in the enclave, while reducing the UN dependence.

Approved materials include baby food, fruits, vegetables, hygienic products and basic staples.

The BBC contacted the Israeli Ministry of Defense for comment.

Hamas said civilians were waiting for the main supplies on the road for weeks. “This often leads to desperate crowds that are forating trucks,” his media said.

There were trucks of help often hurriedthat leads to chaotic scenes.

In a separate incident, Jordan said on Wednesday that Israeli settlers attacked a gas assistance with 30 trucks and accused Israel of not preventing such attacks.

The coffee crossed the Jordan border and headed towards Zikim Gaza crossing. The settlers blocked the road and threw the trucks with stones, breaking the windshields.

“It requires serious Israeli intervention and lack of indulgence in dealing with those who prevents this convoy,” said Government spokesman Mohammad al-Momani.

He added that it was the second attack on the Jordani convoy after a similar incident on Sunday.

On Wednesday, the Ministry of Health Hamas reported five new deaths as a result of malnutrition, which led to 193 since the beginning of the war, including 96 children.

More than 100 international assistance organizations and human rights groups have warned about mass fasting and accused Israel of obstructing decisive assistance.

Bengimin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel, denies that there is fasting on the territory and insists that his country does not block help.

Last week Israeli military said they would open humanitarian corridors Allow help Convoy in gas after mounting international pressure.

He also announced that she called a “local tactical pause in military activity” for humanitarian purposes in three fields, and allowed foreign assistance.

About 90% of 2.1 million gases were displaced, some repeatedly and live in crowded and difficult conditions.

The UN has repeatedly called for a complete and sustainable entry of humanitarian supplies, but access remains sporadic, and many aid trucks are looted.

Israel insists that there are no restrictions on assistance and repeatedly refutes that it describes as “a false demand for a deliberate hunger”.

On October 7, 2023, Israel launched a military offensive in Gaza in response to Hamas’s attack on South Israel, killing about 1,200 people, and another 251 was taken to gas as hostages.

At least 61,020 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli forces since then, according to the Ministry of Health Hamas.