Ten people, including six children, killed by an air strike in Israel while waiting to fill the waterfront in Central Gaza on Sunday, emergency service officials.
Their bodies were sent to the Nuseirat’s al-awda, which also treated 16 injured people including seven children, the doctor said there.
Eyewitnesses say a Dry is getting ridiculous
Israel’s military says there is a “technical error” with a strike target of a Jihad Islamic terrorist who has fallen on several meters from the target. The incident was evaluated, the military was added.
The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) saying the “claim about the casualties in place as a result”, adding to be “any damage to civilians”.
The unknown footage shared online after strike shows children of blood and lifeless bodies, with panic and desperation screams.
Residents rushed to the scene and brought the injured with private cars and cargo cargo.
The strike has arrived while Israel’s aerial attack across the Gaza Strip improved.
A spokesman for the civil defense of Gaza said 19 more Palestinians on Sunday, in three separate attacks on Central Gaza and Gaza City residents.
In fact, the international committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) said it treats many casualties casualties at the Rafah Field Hospital in Southern six weeks than 12 months before.
It is said that the field of this Rafah hospital received 132 patients suffering with injuries associated with the weapon “on Saturday, 31 killed.
“Most mostly” in patients have gunshot wounds, it adds, and “all responsible individuals” report that they are trying to access food distribution sites.
It is said that the hospital treats more than 3,400 weapon-injured patients and recorded more than 250 deaths because new food distribution cases opened in the hospital “last year.
“The alarming frequency and measure of these mass casualty incidents emphasize the terrible situations of civilians in Gaza suffering,” as the ICRC.
On Saturday, Southern Naser Hospital in Southern Gaza said 24 people were killed near a teaching sitewhere the Witnesses say that the Troops of Israel have opened fire as people try to access food.
Israel’s defense forces say that there is “unknown injured people” from IDF Fire on site. Indeed, a military officer said that shots shots were fired to disperse the IDF beliefs a threat.
The UN Office of Human Rights on Friday said Friday this is more recorded 789 killings related to help.
It is said that in those, 615 is in the US neighborhood and Israeli-backed Geza Humanitarian Foundation, opened by private security securities in Southern and Central Gaza military zones.
Another 183 killings were recorded near UN and other assistance convoys.
The Israeli military says it is known to have incidents where civilians have been injured and they work to minimize the “possible anxiety between the population and (Israel) forces as possible”.
GHF accuses the UN to use “false and false” statistics from Hamas-Run Peophy Ministry in Gaza.
GHF Boss Johnnie Moore used to say BBC He did not deny those who killed the Aid Aid sites, but said “100% of the casualties dedicated to Ghf’s closeness” and that “was not true”.
Israel does not allow international news organizations, including BBC, in Gaza.
Israel launched a military campaign in Gaza in response to Cross-Border attack on Hamas on 7 October 2023, where about 1,200 people killed 251 others were hosted.
At least 57,882 people were killed in Gaza since then, according to Hamas-Run Health Ministry.
Most Gaza population has been moved several times.
Over 90% of homes are estimated to be damaged or damaged. Healthcare, water, sanitation and hygiene systems are crumbling, and have food shortages, fuel, medicine and shelters.
This week, for the first time in 130 days, 75,000 liters of gasoline is allowed in Gaza – “far enough to meet the needs of daily needs”, United Nations said.
Ninety UN agencies warned Saturday that Gaza’s lack of fuel reached the “critical level”, and if the fuel consumed, it was fuel systems, water systems, sake of water.
“Hospitals go dark, maternity, neonatatal and intensive care units fail, and ambulances can no longer move,” as the UN.
