A group of charity workers were killed by Israel’s strikes in northern Gaza, the UK register has been told to have the BBC’s UK.
Charity says eight workers – including volunteers and reporters who declare their activities – killed when their vehicles were referred to as a “vulnerable transgression” at the ceasefire of Israel.
The Israeli military said it offends “two terrorists who are recognized to operate a drone that disrupts Israeli troops”, add that it is referred to as “additional terrorists” arrived at the scene.
The charity rejected the allegation that its team members were terrorists.
Qasim Rashid Ahmad, Charity builder, told the BBC that the team was in place to place the promotion of love promotion.
He said the two cameramen it returned to the car and hit, while other team members rushed to the scene followed by a followed by Israel following charity.
Many others were injured and hurried to Indonesia Hospital in the northern Gaza Strip, Hamas-Run Health Health Mismy Ministry.
A spokesman for the group, Hazem Qassem, said Israel “commits an awful killing of the northern Gaza strip by targeting a group of guardians and humanitarian workers”.
A stopping between Israel and Hamas is in place from January, but its future is uncertain while the process reaches an impasse who has raised fear of fighting a fighting fight.
The war began after Hamas attacked Israel on 7 October 2023, killing about 1,200 people and carried 251 back to Gaza as hostages.
Israel responds with a large military offensive, killing more than 48,300 Palestinians, Hamas-Run in Hamas-Run Ministry Ministry.