Conflict with Iran has not stopped Israel’s attacks on the Gaza Strip
The Israeli military has not stopped its operations and attacks across the Gaza Strip.
We’re seeing Palestinians still being killed in makeshift tents, in public spaces, and also in residential buildings. This has been happening every single day, and whatever is happening in Iran has not affected what is going on in the Gaza Strip.
Earlier today, the Israeli forces attacked a charging point which Palestinians use to charge their phones, batteries, and LED lights.
Palestinians are being killed as they are trying to get aid, trying to get food every single day.
Relatives of Palestinians killed in Israeli attacks mourn as the bodies are taken to al-Shifa Hospital for funeral preparations in Gaza City
Israeli attacks kill 84 Palestinians in Gaza on Thursday so far
Palestinian Health officials say 84 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli attacks across Gaza today. At least 59 of those were killed in Gaza City and the north of the enclave, while 16 were killed while waiting for aid assistance near the Netzarim Corridor.
Relatives mourn Palestinians who were killed while seeking aid in the Gaza Strip
Shelling the aid seekers: Israel’s ‘Humanitarian’ project in Gaza
It’s official. If not, it ought to be. Israeli forces freely butcher Palestinians in Gaza of all stripes, standing and states of desperation. They do so casually or indifferently or maliciously. True, they might get the odd militant here and there, but the supposedly professional Israeli Defence Forces is rather good at killing civilians. In what is becoming an almost daily occurrence, Israeli security personnel are slaughtering those seeking humanitarian aid from facilities that are obscenely restricted and appallingly located. What is unclear in the process is how devastating Palestinian militias armed and supported by the Israelis have been in pushing up the mortality count.
In one incident on 17 June, Israeli tanks – not exactly a light form of population control – fired into a crown scrounging for aid from trucks in Gaza. The resulting death toll was impressively outrageous: 59 killed. A further 14 were also killed by IDF gunfire and air strikes in the enclave, taking the death toll for 17 June to 73. On this occasion, Israel’s normally mendacious publicity arm in the IDF seemed to concede that the firing had taken place. It followed that yet another cleansing review would take place.
Palestinians flock to the aid center set up by the US and Israeli-led Gaza Humanitarian Relief Foundation on the Coastal Road in the Sudaniya area to receive food package in northern Gaza City, Gaza on June 17
