Israeli military kill 23 Palestinians near Gaza help, witnesses and medical

The Israeli forces killed 23 Palestinians after finding fire on crowds that gathered near a place to distribute help, witnesses and medics say.

Tanks and drones fired thousands of people near the Central Gaza distribution center, run by the US and Israeli humanitarian Gaza Foundation (GHF), witnesses and medics said.

A spokesman for Al-Avda Hospital in Nusherat confirmed that 23 bodies and more than 100 wounded were brought there. The images from the hospital showed bodies on the floor.

There was no immediate comment from the Israeli military. Hamas’s health ministry says more than 400 Palestinians have been killed in such incidents since late May.

Then GHF took most of the distribution of aid in gas in Israel’s attempt to bypass the UN as a major aid supplier.

This move followed a complete quarterly Israeli blockade, during which no food had entered the territory, exposing the entire population to a critical risk of hunger in accordance with a supported assessment.

In almost all incidents, witnesses said Israeli troops were opened fire, although there were reports of local armed artillerymen of human being.

On Thursday, at least 12 Palestinians were killed by Israeli forces While we are waiting for help, according to rescuers and medicines. GHF has denied having incidents near its site. The Israeli military told Reuters that the “suspects” had tried to approach the forces in the Netsar area and that the soldiers had fired warning shots. It says he is not aware of injuries.

Tuesday witnesses said Israeli forces found fire And he was firing an area near the intersection east of Khan Eunnis, where thousands of Palestinians gathered in the hope of receiving flour from the World Food Program (WFP), which included a community cuisine nearby. More than 50 people were killed. Israeli military said “gathering” was identified “near the IDF troops working in the area” and the incident was under consideration.

In a separate Israeli attack on Friday, a medical medical medical medication told the BBC that 11 Palestinians had been killed and other injured in Israeli air strike aimed at a home in the area of ​​Al Masar west by Dezar Al Bala in Central Gaza.

Eyewitnesses said the Israeli military planes hit a two -storey house belonging to the Ayash family.

Hamas civil defense officials say Israel has carried out a wave of deadly air strikes in the last days, after a brief lull in air operations that coincide with the escalation between Israel and Iran.

They announced on Thursday that at least 77 Palestinians were killed in such strikes that were strongly directed to the Shati area in the western city of Gaza.

Eyewitnesses have reported that Israeli drones are launching three tent rockets and collecting civilians near the central camp of the camp, killing 23 people, including children. Videos circulated on social media have shown that the bodies are lying on the ground, including two children, as people are trying to extinguish fires.

Local sources speculate that updated strikes may be related to the direction of Hamas security elements, which have recently reappeared in parts of Gaza, trying to confirm control of the background of the disintegration of the law and the order. These movements seem to have been determined by a temporary relief of Israeli air monitoring due to the simultaneous military focus on Iran.

The Israeli military launched a campaign in Gaza in response to an attack led by Hamas against southern Israel on October 7, 2023, which killed about 1,200 people and 251 others were hostage.

Since then, at least 55 706 people have been killed in Gaza, including over 15,000 children, according to the health ministry in the territory.