Deir Al-Balah, Gaza Strip (AP)-The United Nations Food Agency accused Israel of using tanks, snipers and other weapons. Crowd of Palestinians seeking food aidWhat the Health Ministry of the region said was one of the deadliest days for those seeking assistance in war more than 21 months.
The World Food Program in a statement on Sunday condemned the violence in North Gaza as Palestinians tried to reach a convoy of trucks carrying food. The Health Ministry in Gaza said that at least 80 people were killed in the incident. The Israeli army has stated that it has “fired the warning shots” to remove the immediate danger “, but has questioned the toll of death reported by Palestinians.
Allegations by a major aid agency, which typically had good work relations with Israel, create details by witnesses and others, who also said that Israel set the crowd on fire.
In Gaza, rapidly exposes an uncertain situation for those who are demanding food and other help, as the area that the region has fought shows no signal to end the region. Israel and Hamas are still engaged Ceasefire talksBut there is no success and it is not clear whether any Trus will bring war to a permanent stop.
According to Gaza’s Health Ministry, after the talks proceeded, the toll of death in the war-destructive region has climbed to more than 59,000 Palestinians. Its count is not a difference between terrorists and citizens, but the ministry says that there are more than half of the dead women and children. The ministry is part of the government of Hamas, but the United Nations and other international organizations see it as the most reliable source of data on casualties.
Israel, meanwhile, has included its withdrawal orders for the region that has been somewhat less hard-hit than others, indicating that a new war may open and squeeze the Palestinians into Gaza’s tinier stretch.
WFP condemns violence at food distribution points
On Sunday, in Northern Gaza, the Ministry of Health, witnesses and an United Nations official said that Israeli forces set fire to the crowd, who tried to get food from a 25-truck convoy entering the hard-hit area.
The statement of the WFP, stating that the crowd around his convoy set fire to the fire “with Israeli tanks, snipers and other bullets,” supports those claims. The death toll was not specified in the statement, just saying that the incident resulted in loss of “countless life”.
After Sunday’s incident, a photographer who collaborated with Associated Press counted 31 bodies at Shifa Hospital in Gaza city and 20 others in the courtyard of Sheikh Redwan Clinic.
“These people were just trying To reach food To feed themselves and their families on the verge of starvation, ”saying that the incident occurred despite the assurance of Israeli officials that assistance distribution would improve. Part of those assurances, it was said that armed forces would not be present nor would they be attached to the aid routes.
“Firing near human missions, convoys and food distribution should stop immediately.”
The Israeli army refused to comment on WFP claims. Military spokesperson Lieutenant Colonel Nadav Shoshni posted X on Sunday that the soldiers were told that “do not engage, do not shoot,” and a video of soldiers near a mob of Palestinians was shared, which is gathering around a truck because one soldier shouts again, “Don’t shoot!” The Associated Press could not immediately verify the video and was not clear where it was shot.
Israel has not allowed international media to enter Gaza throughout the war, and competitive claims cannot be verified independently.
Sunday’s phenomenon comes when the Palestinian reach for assistance in the area has reduced greatly, and wants the aid has become dangerous. A US and Israeli-backed aid system that has delivered some aid from traditional providers such as the United Nations, has been erased from violence and anarchy as the Palestinians are moving towards its assistance distribution sides. The Group, Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, has said that most of the reported violence has not happened on its sites.
Violence in Gaza
Gaza health officials said that at least 13 people, including two women and five children, were killed in Israeli attacks since last night.
Director of Shifa Hospital, Dr. According to Mohammad Abu Selmiah, according to the director of Shifa Hospital, the director of the Shifa Hospital, where the dead were taken, at least two people were killed on Monday morning, when a crowd of Palestinians was shot in a crowd of trucks, where the dead were taken. He said that the Israeli army had set fire.
According to the Health Ministry, the Israeli strike hit a tent in the Mousi area of Khan Younis in the night, killing at least five people. The dead include two parents, their two children and a relative.
According to health officials, other strikes hit tents in Mavasi area and a residential building in Gaza city.
The Israeli army did not comment on the strike. This citizens blame Hamas for casualties as the group operates from populated areas.
Gaza’s Health Ministry meanwhile said that the Israeli forces did the acting director of the strip’s field hospitals and the spokesperson of the Ministry. Marwan al-Hums detained. The Israeli army had no immediate comments.
Hamas triggered the war when on October 7, 2023, militants killed a storm in Southern Israel, killing around 1,200 people and 251 others hostage. Fifty live in Gaza, but less than half is considered alive.
Israel again killed rebels in Yemen
The battle in Gaza has fought elsewhere in the region, including Israel in Israel and Iranian -backed Hurti rebels, who have removed missiles and drones in Israel in solidarity with Palestinians.
The Israeli army said it attacked the Hodidah port in Yemen on Monday morning, saying that Hauthis was rebuilding the port infrastructure. Israel said the Hothis used the port to receive weapons from Iran and launch missiles towards Israel. The Israeli army stated that it targeted parts of the port used by Hauthis and accused the Hothis of using civil infrastructure for terrorist purposes.
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz said the goals included the port areas which were destroyed by Israel in the previous attacks. “Houthis would pay heavy prices to launch missiles towards the Israel state,” Katz said. Israel hit the Hoddah port for the last time Two weeks ago.
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Maggi reported from Cairo and Lidman from Jerusalem.
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Wafaa Shurafa, Melanie Lidman and Sammy Maggi, The Associated Press