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At least 7 aid seekers killed by Israeli gunfire as attacks continue
Sources at al-Shifa Hospital tell Al Jazeera that seven Palestinians were killed and others injured while waiting for aid after Israeli troops opened fire near the Netzarim Corridor.
Since May 27, about 600 Palestinians have been killed and 4,200 wounded while waiting for food at aid distribution sites operated by the Israeli- and US-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, according to Gaza’s Health Ministry.
Israeli drone attack hits northern Gaza
Our colleagues at Al Jazeera Arabic report that an Israeli drone has bombed Palestinians near the Zeitoun Sports Club, south of northern Gaza City.
Gaza’s largest city has come under intense Israeli attacks in recent days, including Monday’s air strikes on a seaport café that killed at least 39 people.
A view of the destruction after an Israeli air attack on a coffee shop in besieged Gaza City
The cafe doubled as a shelter for war-displaced Palestinians and was also used by activists and journalists because of its wi-fi facility.
“The Israeli occupation bombed this place with its fighter jets. We found people torn apart,” survivor Yahya Sharif told Al Jazeera. “This place wasn’t affiliated with anyone, no politics and not a military association whatsoever. It was packed with people, including children [there] for a birthday party.”
‘Hundreds face death’: Al-Shifa Hospital halts services
The director of Al-Shifa Hospital in northern Gaza has spoken to Al Jazeera about the dire situation at the Gaza City health facility. Dr Muhammad Abu Salmiya said after running out of fuel the hospital suspended dialysis treatment, putting the lives of 350 patients at risk.
“At 12pm [10:00 GMT] our generators will stop and hundreds of patients could face death,” Abu Salmiya said. “Unfortunately, we have no options left to address the fuel shortage and will be forced to suspend our services.”
Al-Shifa was Gaza’s largest hospital before it was largely reduced to rubble by Israeli bombardment during the early months of the war. Israeli forces arrested and held Abu Salmiya in prison for seven months, accusing Hamas of using the medical facility as a military base.
At least 2 aid seekers killed in southern Gaza
A source at Nasser Hospital tells Al Jazeera three Palestinians were killed by Israeli gunfire near an aid distribution centre north of Rafah city. At least 11 aid seekers have been killed so far by Israeli forces across Gaza this morning. The death toll, which now stands at 24, continues to rise.
