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The UN World Food Program (WFP) says the “Horde Horde Horde” has broken into the Central gas staff.
Two people were reportedly killed and several others were injured in the incident, the program said, adding that the details were still confirmed.
Video recordings from AFP News showed that the crowds invaded Al-Gafari in Deir al-Bala and hosted flour and cardboard boxes when arrows arose. It was not immediately clear where the shots came from.
In his statement, WFP said the humanitarian newspapers came out of control after almost three-month Israeli blockade, which was weakened last week.
WFP noted that the food was placed in advance for distribution.
The program added: “Gaza needs an immediate scale of food assistance. This is the only way to assure people that they will not go hungry.”
WFP said “invariably warned of anxious and aggravating the conditions on Earth, and the risks imposed by restricting humanitarian aid to hungry people in a desperate need for help.”
Israeli authorities have said on Wednesday 121 trucks owned by the UN and the international community providing humanitarian aid, including flour and food, was transferred to gas.
Last week Israel began to allow limited assistance in gas.
A controversial group of the United States and Israeli, supported by the Israeli Humanitarian Fund (GHF), was also created as a private distribution system. It uses US security contractors and bypasses the UN, which states that it is disabled and unethical.
US and Israeli governments say that GHF, which created four shopping malls in South and Central Gas, prevents the abduction of Hamas’s assistance, which the armed group denies.
UN Office in the UN said 47 people were injured on Tuesday after people overcame one of the GHF distribution places In the southern city of Rafa, a day after he started working there.
Another high -ranking UN official told reporters on Wednesday that desperate crowds were robbing a cargo from UN trucks.
Jonathan Wittal, Head of the UN Humanities Service in the Occupied Palestinian Territories, also stated that there was no evidence that Hamas was distracting through reliable humanitarian channels.
He said that the real theft of the goods of assistance from the beginning of the war was conducted by criminal gangs that the Israeli army “allowed to work in the immediate vicinity of the Kerhem Shalom crossing point.”
The UN claims that the splash of assistance, as a result of the recent ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, will reduce the threat of robbery of hungry people and allow it to fully use its well -established distribution network across the gas strip.
