Israeli attacks across Gaza Strip target residential areas
Israeli attacks across the Gaza Strip continue … [targeting] different residential areas.
The situation now is more difficult as most of Gaza’s ambulances are no longer operating after the fuel stock ran out.
Israeli forces continue to attack aid seekers and Palestinians who have been very close to the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation distribution points, where at least seven Palestinians have been killed since this morning.
In hospitals, the situation is collapsing and deteriorating as facilities are running out of fuel and medical supplies.
According to medical sources, another 37 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli attacks across the Gaza Strip today. They say eight of those were killed while seeking aid.
Chaotic scenes as Palestinians seek aid in Beit Lahiya
Gaza slides into lethal chaos as desperate Palestinians fight to survive
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Between 27 May and 19 June, the Red Cross field hospital in Rafah received 1,874 “weapon-wounded patients” and recorded 18 “mass casualty incidents”, in which the vast majority of the patients reported to medical staff that they had been wounded while trying to access food at or near GHF sites.
According to Médecins Sans Frontières, most of the 285 casualties treated at its primary health clinic in al-Mawasi, Khan Younis and the Red Cross field hospital in Rafah on 11 and 12 June had been seeking supplies at the GHF’s distribution sites. These included 14 people who were declared dead upon arrival or shortly after.
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Even those who obtain food are at risk. Once supplies at the hubs run out, some of those who came too late rob those leaving. Witnesses described adults beating and robbing children to take their food outside one of the three GHF hubs in Rafah. Thieves stabbed an older man in the arm when he tried to hold on to a sack of food, weeping that his children had no food, one said.
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Aid workers in Gaza said some of the food provided by GHF was reaching Hamas, which has been seriously weakened but remains a significant actor in the increasingly fractured and chaotic territory. “They send people in to get it direct from the hubs, which is pretty simple because GHF are not vetting anyone,” said one senior UN official working in Gaza.
It was never about Hamas getting aid, it was always about ethnic cleansing.
Palestinians wounded in Israeli bombing of Al-Buraq camp in Gaza
Local sources have reported an Israeli strike on tents sheltering displaced people in al-Buraq camp near Khan Younis in Gaza, according to Al Jazeera’s Sanad verification unit. Footage published by a Palestinian activist and verified by Sanad showed a deep crater resulting from the bombing.
The video also showed civilians attempting to search for trapped people in the rubble.
