At least 25 aid seekers killed in central Gaza
Israeli forces have opened fire near an aid distribution point by central Gaza’s so-called Netzarim Corridor, according to medical sources speaking to our colleagues at Al Jazeera Arabic.
This incident is the latest in a string of deadly shootings near aid distribution sites since the Israel-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation assumed control of aid operations in late May.
Relatives mourn loved ones killed in Israeli attacks near an aid distribution point in central Gaza
Witness describes deadly chaos at Gaza aid site
Al Jazeera spoke to Jaber al-Hawjeri, a father of six who was near an aid distribution site in central Gaza’s Netzarim Corridor when Israeli forces opened fire.
Desperate for food after running out of supplies, Al Hawjeri said people were “shot at” by what he believes were snipers or drones. “We went to face death for some humanitarian aid, but we were attacked and left without any food,” he said, adding that his nephew was among the wounded.
“Victims were all over the place … The situation is going from bad to worse. We have no hope at all.”
Israeli drone kills 4 displaced Palestinians in southern Gaza’s al-Mawasi
We are getting reports of another deadly attack, this one targeting a tent camp in the al-Mawasi area near al-Qarara town, north of Khan Younis city, according to a Nasser Hospital source who spoke to Al Jazeera Arabic.
Death toll from aid site attack rises to 31: Gaza’s Civil Defence
The death toll in an attack near an aid distribution point in central Gaza earlier this morning is now confirmed to be 31, according to Mahmoud Basal, spokesman for Gaza’s Civil Defence.
About 200 people have been wounded and taken to hospitals, he said, adding that the casualties were a result of “Israeli tank and drone fire”.
Palestinians receive their relative’s body, who was killed in an Israeli attack, from al-Shifa Hospital
