Israel strike kills dozens of controversies in Gaza and fears humanitarian aid

According to local health officials, an Israeli strike killed at least 52 people in the Gaza Strip, including one who was eliminated, when people were hit while asleep and ignited their property. The military said it targeted militants operating from schools.

Israel Updated offense in March Ended after the ceasefire with Hamas. It vowed to seize control of Gaza and continue fighting until Hamas is destroyed or disarmed until the remaining 58 hostages, one third of whom are considered alive, On October 7, 2023, the attack on war was ignited.

Hamas – Fahmy Awad, head of emergency services at the Gaza Ministry of Health, said a strike at a school near Dalayi in Gaza City also injured more than 55 people. He said a father and his five children were the dead. He said that when people were sleeping, the school was hit three times and burned their belongings.

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Israel said it plans to take full control of Gaza and promote voluntary immigration it describes as more than 2 million residents, a plan that has been rejected by Palestinians and the majority of the international community.

Israel’s military campaign destroyed the widespread region of Gaza and internally displaced about 90% of its population. Many people fled many times.

In the 2023 terrorist attacks, Hamas-led militants killed about 1,200 people, mostly civilians, and kidnapped 251 people. More than half of the hostages have returned in a ceasefire agreement or other transactions, eight items have been rescued, and dozens of remains have been recovered by Israeli forces.

The offensive destroyed the vast area of ​​Gaza and made the entire community uninhabitable. Thousands of people were forced to live in schools and dirty tent camps for more than a year.

According to Hamas-run Gaza Health Ministry, Israel’s retaliatory offensive killed about 54,000 Palestinians. It said more than half of the dead were women and children, but did not distinguish between civilians and combatants.

Gaza’s food shortages are becoming increasingly concerned

Israel began allowing some humanitarian aid to enter Gaza last week after blocking all food, medicines, fuel or other goods from entering 2-1/2 months. But the aid group said the incoming supplies were far from enough to meet the growing demands of the enclave residents.

Executive Director of the United Nations World Food Program Cindy McCain said Sunday exist CBS News “Facing the Country with Margaret Brennan” The number of aid trucks allowed to enter Gaza last week was just “barrels” compared to what needed to avoid potential famine in the Palestinian territory.

A new aid system, supported by Israel and the United States, was rejected by UN agencies and other aid organizations and is expected to start operating on Monday, despite Americans resigning from their resignation that should have led the effort, which said it would not be able to operate independently.

Israel plans to launch an organization called the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, composed of former humanitarian, government and military officials to establish distribution points guarded by private security companies. Israel has long accused Hamas of evacuating aid supplies brought to Gaza without providing evidence.

The foundation said in a statement that it will provide assistance starting on Monday and by the end of this weekend, it will reach one million Palestinians (about half of Gaza’s population).

UN agencies and major aid groups refused to work with planned U.S.-supported institutions, saying it would force more displacement, fail to meet local needs and violate humanitarian principles prohibiting warring parties from controlling humanitarian aid. They also said there was no evidence that Hamas or other armed groups had systematically transferred aid.

Jake Wood, who led the foundation, unexpectedly resigned Sunday, saying the foundation was not allowed to operate independently. It is not clear who is funding the group. Wood’s resignation will not be “blocked” and delivery will begin as planned, the foundation said in a statement Monday.