US Edition55 More Killed by Israeli Strikes in Gaza
- On Wednesday, Israeli fire and air strikes killed 55 people in the Palestinian territory of Gaza near aid distribution points.
- The violence followed a broader conflict triggered in October 2023, with Israel imposing a near-total blockade and a US-backed foundation distributing aid in Gaza.
- The attacks overwhelmed medical facilities and involved dozens more deaths and injuries in multiple strikes, including at people seeking food from convoys in Khan Younis.
- UNRWA chief Philippe Lazzarini called the aid scheme a "death trap," while the Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor urged investigation into the foundation's role in escalating violence.
- These events highlight growing humanitarian crisis risks as starvation and restricted aid worsen, with over 300 Palestinians reportedly killed while seeking aid since late May.
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In total, 18 people were killed, the Gaza Civil Protection Agency said.
55 more killed by Israeli strikes in Gaza
GAZA CITY: Gaza’s civil defence agency said 55 people were killed by Israeli fire and air strikes in the Palestinian territory on Wednesday, including 11 who were seeking aid. The conflict has ravaged the Gaza Strip and resulted in severe shortages of food, fuel and clean water. Civil defence spokesman Mahmud Bassal told AFP that 11 people were killed and more than 100 wounded “after the occupation forces opened fire and launched several shells…
Israel has carried out several deadly attacks on food distribution points in Gaza in recent days. More than 100 Palestinians have been killed and witnesses on the scene describe the scenes as “like something out of a horror movie.” The UN is now calling on Israel to immediately cease the attacks.
Grouped together to receive flour in the humanitarian blockaded enclave, dozens of Gazans were killed and at least 200 wounded by Israeli assault rifles and tanks fired at Khan Yunes on Tuesday, 17 June.
Death Toll from Israeli Tank Attack on Gaza Aid Seekers Reaches 70
In Gaza, the death toll from an Israeli attack on aid seekers in Khan Younis on Tuesday has reached 70. Hundreds of Palestinians were also wounded after Israeli forces used tanks, drones and machine guns to fire on crowds who had gathered hoping to receive bags of flour. The Nasser Medical Complex was overwhelmed with victims. This is Dr. Mark Brunner, a doctor from Oregon who is volunteering at Nasser Medical Complex. Dr. Mark Brunner: “Every t…
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