US Edition36 Killed After Israeli Troops Fire Near Aid Centre
- At least 36 Palestinians were reported killed by Israeli military actions in Gaza on Saturday, with six fatalities occurring near a US-supported aid distribution location in Rafah amid ongoing hostilities.
- The violence followed Israeli designation of the area around al-Amal Hospital in Khan Younis as a dangerous combat zone and orders for evacuation, limiting hospital access.
- Thousands gathered near al-Alam roundabout to collect aid before Israeli troops in armoured vehicles opened fire when some advanced toward the distribution centre.
- Medical sources reported 34 Palestinians were killed in attacks across Gaza on Saturday, including eight in a shooting near the aid site, while the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation paused operations.
- The incident worsens Gaza's humanitarian crisis amid a partial blockade easing and UN warnings that over two million people risk starvation, prompting calls for protection of medical and aid sites.
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Gaza rescuers say 10 killed in Israeli attacks
GAZA CITY, Palestinian Territories —Gaza's civil defence agency said Israeli attacks on Sunday killed at least 10 people including two girls in the Palestinian territory, as the Israel-Hamas war entered its 21st month. "Five martyrs and dozens of wounded were taken to Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis after the (Israeli) occupation forces opened fire on civilians at around 6:00 am", agency spokesman Mahmud Bassal told AFP. The civilians had been hea…
Palestinian govt office on humanitarian aid crisis in Rafah
The following statement from the Government Media Office was published by Resistance News Network on June 1, 2025: In a repeated crime that proves the falsity of humanitarian claims, the “israeli” occupation forces committed a new massacre against hungry civilians who had gathered at the so-calle
Six people were killed in the morning by Israeli fire near a centre of the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) in Rafah Governorate, where residents gathered for humanitarian aid, according to the civil defence.
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