Nearly 80 people were killed in the latest round of Israel’s strike Gaza – One death toll is not included in Hamas – Operations Department of Health says it is now inaccessible to the abused northern hospital.
Horrible colleagues and the Ministry of Health said the deaths in the past 24 hours included nine of the 10 children of the doctor.
Alaa Najjar, a pediatrician at Nasser Hospital, was on duty and ran home to find her family on fire.
Fara said Najjar’s husband was seriously injured and their only surviving child, an 11-year-old son, was in critical condition after a strike in the southern city of Khan Younis on Friday.
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The ages of dead children range from seven months to 12 years old. Gaza Health Ministry spokesman Khalil Al-Dokran told the Associated Press that the two children remained under the ruins.
Israel’s army said in a statement that it attacked the suspects operating from buildings next to their troops and described Khan’s area as a “dangerous war zone.” It said it had evacuated civilians from the area and “claims of harm not involved in civilians are under review.” Earlier on Saturday, a statement said that over the past day, Israeli air force has attacked more than 100 targets throughout Gaza.
Gaza health officials did not distinguish between civilians and combatants, saying that since October 7, 2023, the new deaths have increased the loss of the war to 53,901, a 19-month battle led by Hamas-led Israeli attack on Israel triggered. More than 3,700 people have been killed in Gaza since Israel resumed the war in March to force Hamas to accept different ceasefire clauses and release the rest of the hostages.
Aid is slowly dripping
New military operations against Hamas since early March also include a blockade of Gaza and its more than 2 million residents. This week, The first few aid truck Entering the territory, starting to reach the Palestinians. But they are well below about 600 trucks during the ceasefire.
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The Presidential Administration of Benjamin Netanyahu has sought a new system of aid delivery and distribution through a newly formed U.S. support group, but the United Nations and partners rejected it, saying it allowed Israel to use food as a weapon and violated humanitarian principles.
Israel accused Hamas of sneaking aid, but the United Nations and aid groups denied that there was a big diversion.
Israeli military accused of using Palestinians as human shield
Seven Palestinians and two Israeli soldiers also accused the Israeli military of using human shields in Gaza, allegedly sending people into buildings and tunnels to inspect bombs and gunmen, the Associated Press reported. They say that in the 19-month war, such practices prohibited by international law have become ubiquitous.
March, CBS News reports similar chargesincluding from Israeli soldiers, his description of Gaza’s strategy posed some serious questions.
“We certainly did not burn buildings for reasons of infringement of international law,” he told CBS News. “…we use human shields as protection.”
Breaking silence through AP 
Ayman Abu Hamadan told the Associated Press that he was detained by the Israeli military for 2.5 weeks in northern Gaza last summer, and the only person he was not bound or blindfolded was when he was forced into the house to ensure they cleared the bomb guns and gunmen.
“They beat me and told me: ‘You have no choice; do this, or we’ll kill you,'” the 36-year-old told the Associated Press, adding that when one unit ended with him, he was passed to the next one.
In response to recent allegations, the Israeli military said it was strictly prohibited to use civilians as shields – a practice that has long accused Hamas of its use in Gaza. Israeli officials blame Hamas on Hamas The civilian deaths offensive has caused tens of thousands of Palestinians.
In a statement to the Associated Press, the military said it also bans forced civilians to participate in operations, “all of which orders usually emphasize the troops.”
The military said several cases are being investigated, accusing Palestinians of being involved in the mission, but will not provide details. It does not answer questions about the scope of the practice or any commands of the commander.
