According to what was reported, dozens were killed near the center of the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation on the third day in a row of violence

At least 27 Palestinians were killed in a deadly manner and 161 others were injured on Tuesday while trying to reach the Gaza Food Distribution Center managed by a controversial group backed by the United States, according to Hamas run in Hamas. Gaza Ministry of Health. It was the third day of the dead I mentioned violence Near a humanitarian center run by the United States and Israeli Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), a special organization accused by the United Nations with the help of weapons.

“We were shocked by the numbers of injuries,” said one of the ambulance drivers. “We were shocked by the number of injuries. “All injuries were directly in the head and chest. Many of them were young people who went to get the help of the American Foundation.”

A few information has been announced GHF operations. CBS News was informed by one of the sources that she used at least 300 American contractors, all of whom are largely armed, and who obtained “as much as they could carry.”

GHF said on Tuesday that its operations continued without disruption in its four centers in Gaza, although it confessed to reports of violence, which said that “out of our safe distribution site and our operations area.”

In a statement, the Israeli army, which has controlled a growing part of Gaza in recent weeks, said that its forces launched warning shots near the relief center on Tuesday morning, and that they were aware of the losses of losses and were looking for them.

“During the crowd movement along the roads allocated towards the aid distribution site – about half a kilometer (0.3 miles) from the site – the Israeli defense forces have identified many of the suspects who move towards them, giving the specified access methods,” Israel’s defense forces said in a statement. “The forces carried out a warning fire, and after the suspects failed to retreat, additional footage was directed near a few individual suspects who advanced towards the forces.”

The Israeli Defense Army said that “the American civil organization (GHF) is allowed to work independently in order to enable the distribution of aid to Ghazan residents – not to Hamas. The Israeli Defense Army forces do not prevent the arrival of civilians of Ghazan to the humanitarian aid distribution sites.”

GHF said in a statement on Tuesday that it had distributed a total of more than 7 million meals since operations began about a week ago, and that “the distribution of aid was safely and without an accident on our site today.”

“We understand that the Israeli Defense Army is investigating whether a number of civilians were injured after they went beyond the specified safe corridor and in a closed military area. This was a region that exceeded our safe distribution site and our operations area. We realize the difficult nature of the situation and advise all civilians to stay in the safe corridor when traveling to our distribution sites.”

Her family said that among those who killed this week, Reem Talas, a mother of eight times the fire was shot on her way to recover the expulsion of assistance from the GHF center. The CBS News team in Gaza attended its funeral on Tuesday morning.

“She went to bring us food, my mother,” she cried the daughter of the young woman, crying on her body. “We will never forgive them, mom. Not in this life or the next day.”

Volcker Turk, the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, described the situation in Gaza as “unreasonable” and demanded “immediate and free investigation” in deaths around the GHF centers.

“The Palestinians have been offered:” they die from hunger or risk while trying to reach the little food that is being provided through the military humanitarian aid mechanism of Israel. “This military regime exposes life to life and violates international standards for the distribution of aid, as the United Nations has repeatedly warned.”

“The deliberate obstacle may be to reach food and other relief supplies that are still possible for civilians a war crime.” “The threat of hunger, in addition to 20 months of killing civilians and destroying on a large scale, constitutes repeated forced displacement, the irreplaceable discourse, and threats by the Israeli leadership to empty its population sector, as well as elements of the most dangerous crimes under international law.”

IMTIAZ TYAB

He contributed to this report.