The Israeli army kills dozens in the latest attacks on the aid students in Gaza Israeli conflict news

According to what was reported, Israeli forces and drones were killed in dozens of attacks on people asking for help in Gaza.

The violence, which was implemented while the Palestinians were waiting for help in the distribution sites via the pocket on Tuesday, may have killed up to 50 people in total, according to Palestinian health workers and witnesses, although the numbers are still not specified.

The killings are the latest in a A wave of daily massacre Near the aid distribution points created late last month by the controversial Israeli Humanitarian Foundation and the United States (GHF), which described the head of the United Nations Refugee Agency (Untra) as “the trap of death.”

The sources in Gaza Hospitals told Al -Jazeera that up to 50 people have been killed by Israeli fire near the aid distribution centers since dawn, along with 21 others across the region.

Medical sources reported that at least 25 people were killed in an accident on Salahuddin Street, south of the Gaza Valley in central Gaza, according to the Associated Press news agency. More than 140 others were injured, 62 of them cash.

Footage posted on the social networking site Instagram, and was verified by SANAD on the island, that the bodies that are brought to the Al -Wada Hospital at the NUSERAT Camp for the nearby refugees.

Similar scenes were reported from the medical complex in Nasser to the south in Khan Yunis, following unreasonable reports that the Israeli army targeted people waiting for help in Tina Street.

People who approach an auxiliary point were killed in Gaza City, as Hani Mahmoud from Al -Jazeera from the city in the northern region, as well as his rack in the south.

He said: “The losses were brought to many health facilities, including Al -Shiva Hospital (in Gaza City).” “The emergency wing there turned into a bloodbath, and many died waiting for medical care.”

AP witnesses told that the Israeli forces opened fire while people were approaching auxiliary trucks.

“It was a massacre,” said Ahmed Halawah.

The Israeli army said it was reviewing reports of losses from its forces by its forces after a group of people from the soldiers approached an area near the Netzarim Military Corridor.

Israel He said The previous shootings near the GHF aid sites have provoked through the “suspect” approach to the soldiers.

Witnesses and humanitarian groups said that many shootings occurred without warning.

“The trap of death”

The killing of aid students has become almost Daily occurrence since Gaza Humanitarian Corporation (GHF) is the distribution of food and other vital supplies.

The Foundation launched a aid distribution program in late May after Israel completely cut off the supplies to Gaza for more than two months, which prompted warnings of collective famine.

The United Nations has refused to work with GHF, noting that it is priority to Israeli military targets for humanitarian needs, and condemned it for its “weapon” of aid.

GHF distribution sites have been afflicted viewer From chaos and massacre. More than 400 people have been killed and 1,000 people were injured by Israeli soldiers since the start of the GHF AID.

Philip Lazarini, head of the United Nations Refugee Agency, said on Tuesday that the Gaza aid distribution system was “abomination.”

He said at a press conference in Berlin: “The newly alleged aid mechanism is an abomination that concerns and praises desperate people.” “It is a trap of death that costs more life than saves.”

in A message was published On Monday, the ICRC – a non -governmental human rights organization for lawyers and prominent judges – joined 14 other groups in the condemnation of GHF and calls for “an end to private military humanitarian aid operations in Gaza.”

Philip Grant, CEO of the Geneva -based trial of NGOs, said the GHF model for delivering military aid and privatization “violates basic humanitarian principles.”

He added that those who have enabled or benefited from GHF work “a real danger of prosecution for collusion in war crimes, including forced transport of civilians and hunger civilians as a means of war.”