Palestinians say Israeli forces opened fire on Gaza people trying to reach the GHF aid hub, 34 people reportedly killed

Deir Al-Balah in Gaza Strip – At least 34 Palestinians were killed near food distribution centers on Monday Gaza StripHamas-Gaza Ministry of Health said. It is the deadliest shooting when thousands of Palestinians travel through Israeli military-controlled areas to attempt to reach the near-daily shootings. Private contractor Gaza Humanitarian Foundation.

Two witnesses said Israeli troops opened fire earlier on Monday in an attempt to control the crowd. The Israeli military did not immediately comment. In many previous cases, the troops fired warnings about the so-called suspects approaching their own position.

Gaza’s Hamas Ministry of Health said 33 Palestinians were killed on Monday in an attempt to reach the GHF center near the southern city of Rafa, while another Palestinian was fatally shot to try to reach the GHF center in central Gaza. It said four others were killed elsewhere in the war-torn enclave.

Two Palestinians Heba Jouda and Mohammed Abed, who tried to get food at Rafa’s location, told the Associated Press that Israeli troops fired fire at the crowd at the flag roundabout around 4 a.m. The traffic circle hundreds of yards from the center of the GHF repeatedly became the scene of the shooting. The military has designated a specific route to the food center, and the GHF warned aid seekers that leaving the road is dangerous, but what many people do when trying to go to the food first is dangerous.

Israel and the United States say a new GHF system is needed to prevent Hamas from withdrawing aid. GHF said there is no violence in or around the website itself. GHF’s ​​funds and managed funds have been unclear since its operation began in mid-May, but it consists of private, well-equipped American security contractors.

Since the beginning of the Israel-Hamas war, UN agencies and major aid organizations have been providing humanitarian assistance in the Gaza region since the beginning of the 20-month Israel-Hamas war, rejecting the new system, saying it cannot meet the needs of the territory and allowing Israel to use aid as a weapon. They deny that Hamas’ aid is extensive.

Philippe Lazzarini, the head of the UNRWA, slammed the GHF in a statement on Monday, regretting the “fatal distribution system” and lamenting that “tragedy is not bad in Gaza” while constantly shifting “in other places” elsewhere, which is clearly a major reference to the new outbreak. The battle between Israel and Iran.

Israel launched a surprise strike late Thursday against Iran’s nuclear sites and senior scientists and commanders, triggering a continued exchange of fires, with the Israeli military saying the country killed at least two dozen civilians in the country, with hundreds of civilians reported in Iran.

“Double people have been killed and injured over the past few days, including hungry people, tried to get some food from the deadly distribution system,” Lazzarini said in a social media post. “Despite a large amount of aid being prepared to enter Gaza, restrictions on UN assistance, including @Unrwa are continuing to be provided. In addition, now severe fuel shortages are hindering the delivery of critical services, especially health and water. Killing and war will breed more wars and bloodshed. Civilians will always suffer the initial suffering.”

Israeli officials have repeatedly accused the UN aid agency of failing to collect and distribute the food it allows, which the Israeli military now controls most and warns civilians to avoid due to its ongoing action.

Palestinian health officials said dozens of people have been killed and hundreds have been injured since the GHF website opened last month. Experts, including heads of UN agencies, warned that Israel’s ongoing military campaigns and restrictions on aid put Gaza at risk of famine with homes of more than 2 million Palestinians.