US EditionIsraeli fire kills two in Gaza, Hamas clashes with Israeli-backed militia
UNICEF suspended water deliveries and called for an investigation after the attack injured two other drivers, the agency said.
- UNICEF suspended water deliveries in the Gaza Strip on Friday after two drivers contracted by the agency were killed by Israeli fire at the Mansoura water filling point in northern Gaza.
- The incident occurred amid lingering tensions following an October ceasefire between Israel and Hamas that halted two years of combat but left Israeli troops controlling depopulated zones across Gaza.
- Two other individuals were injured in the attack. The United Nations agency stressed that humanitarian workers, civilians, and vital water infrastructure must be protected under international humanitarian law.
- UNICEF said it was "outraged," calling on Israeli authorities to investigate, while Israel's embassy in Washington did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
- More than 750 Palestinians have been killed since the October truce began, according to local medics, as both sides continue trading blame for ceasefire violations.
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UNICEF suspends activities at Gaza water site after Israel attack kills two
Two Palestinian water delivery truck drivers were killed by Israeli fire on Friday. The UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF) warns that the attack threatens vital humanitarian operations supplying clean water to hundreds of thousands of people. Early Friday morning, two men were killed by Israeli fire at the Mansoura water filling port in northern Gaza. The attack, which occurred during routine water trucking operations, also left two others injured. The…
Unicef demands investigation after Israel kills Gaza water truck drivers
UNICEF has condemned the killing of two water truck drivers by Israel in Gaza and called for an immediate investigation, warning that the incident disrupts vital aid for hundreds of thousands of people. The agency said the two men, contracted to deliver clean water, were killed by Israeli fire on 17 April at the Mansoura water filling point in northern Gaza. Two others were injured in the same incident during routine operations.
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AlKhaleej TodayIsraeli troops kill two Unicef contractors at Gaza water site
JERUSALEM, April 19 — Two civilian contractors delivering water for the UN children’s fund were shot dead by Israeli troops in northern Gaza, Unicef said on Saturday, expressing fury over the deaths the previous day.“Unicef is outraged by the killing of two drivers of trucks contracted by Unicef to provide clean water to families in the Gaza Strip,” it said in a statement.Contacted by AFP, the Israeli military said troops saw “two armed terroris…
Two truck drivers delivering water on behalf of UNICEF were shot dead by Israeli soldiers in the northern Gaza Strip, the UN agency announced on Saturday, 18 April.
After the death of two truck drivers hired by Unicef to provide clean water to civilians in the Gaza Strip, the United Nations agency expressed its discontent with Israel. “Unicef is outraged”: this was the beginning of the statement that the agency published last Friday, in which they explain that the men died by Israeli fire. According to them, the events occurred at the Mansoura water collection site in northern Gaza, in a routine operation o…
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