US EditionAt least 46 Palestinians killed by Israeli strikes, Gaza hospitals say
- Israeli airstrikes and gunfire in the Gaza Strip resulted in the deaths of at least 46 Palestinians from late Tuesday into Wednesday, with the majority being individuals gathered near locations distributing aid.
- This violence took place against the backdrop of a severe humanitarian crisis triggered by Israel’s ongoing military campaign and blockade following a major militant assault on southern Israel in early October 2023.
- Hospitals in Gaza, including Al-Shifa and Nasser, received dozens of bodies and treated over 100 wounded; aid convoys face overwhelming crowds amid restricted access.
- A leading global authority on hunger crises has issued a warning of 'widespread death' unless urgent measures are taken, highlighting that over 5,000 children are severely malnourished and reporting 89 child deaths from starvation since the conflict began.
- Israel announced steps to ease aid entry, but UN agencies say current supplies—around 220 trucks per day—fall far short of the 500-600 trucks previously delivered during ceasefires.
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A total of at least 111 people have been killed in the past 24 hours in Gaza, the Hamas-run Health Ministry said, according to the BBC. At least 91 of them were killed while waiting for humanitarian aid. More than 800 people were injured.
Gaza. Israel’s military offensive on Gaza left at least 86 Palestinians killed in the past 24 hours, including more than 70 people who were killed while trying to get food in the midst of the devastating humanitarian crisis that plagues the coastal enclave.
The dead arrived at the hospital with gunshot wounds, after attempting humanitarian aid near the Zikim border crossing in the northern Gaza Strip. The Israeli Army has admitted to firing warning shots. Israel has killed more than 60,000 Palestinians in Gaza since the beginning of its offensive in October 2023. More than 80 Gazans lost their lives on Wednesday as they tried to get humanitarian aid in different parts of the Gaza Strip, to which Is…
Israeli Army Admits Targeting of Civilians Seeking Aid in Gaza - teleSUR English
The Israeli army acknowledged shooting at Gazan civilians who approached the Zikim border crossing in the northern part of the enclave on Wednesday afternoon to receive humanitarian aid trucks, in incidents during which medical sources say at least 30 people were killed. The Zionist military labels them as “warning shots”. RELATED: Record Number of U.S. Senators Oppose Sending Weapons to Israel This has become a common practice in the Strip, whe…
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