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At least 51 Palestinians killed while waiting for aid trucks in Gaza, health officials say

On Monday in Khan Younis, southern Gaza Strip, Israeli tanks fired on a crowd waiting for aid trucks, killing at least 51 Palestinians and wounding about 200.
This attack occurred amid a nearly three-month blockade that Israel partially lifted weeks earlier, with Palestinians desperate for food and aid amidst escalating violence.
Witnesses reported that thousands gathered beside stalled aid trucks on a main road, and Israeli forces opened fire with shells following an airstrike on a residence nearby, resulting in numerous casualties treated at Nasser Hospital.
Thanos Gargavanis from the WHO noted a consistent link between recent mass casualty events and the locations of four designated food aid points, while the Israeli military confirmed it is reviewing the circumstances surrounding the incidents.
The incident marks another deadly event in nearly daily killings of Palestinians seeking aid, highlighting ongoing humanitarian and security challenges in Gaza.

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