The United Nations condemns the “trap of death” in Gaza and also reported that it was killed by Israeli fire

At least 46 people were killed by Israeli fire in two incidents in central and southern Gaza, according to rescue men and hospitals.

The United Nations agencies condemned the US -backed food distribution system, as one of the officials described it as “abomination” and “the trap of death.”

Such deadly accidents have recently become a daily occurrence, but they attracted little attention outside Gaza because Israel attacked Iran more than a week ago.

Without the inclusion of the latest deaths, the United Nations said that more than 410 Palestinians have been reported by shooting or Israeli bombing since the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) began in late May.

“Why do you look at the lives of our children as very cheap?” Umm Reed Al -Nuwaizi, a widow, was shot and wounded after he went overnight to collect food for his hungry family in the center of Gaza.

“My son went to get a pill of flour so that he can eat and feed his brothers, and now he is in the intensive care unit.”

Footage of Al -Auda Hospital in Noussae showed chaotic scenes, where young people with gunshot wounds were transported, some pain and some of them drowned in the blood.

Soon each bed was filled, and the ground losses were covered.

An older man was placed when his wife, a wound, gathered his face and cried.

Hospital and Hamas Civil Defense Agency said that at least 21 people were killed and about 150 people were wounded.

Witnesses said that thousands were crowded near a site run by GHF in an Israeli military area when the soldiers opened fire.

The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) said that the gathering “was identified in an area adjacent to the Israeli Defense Forces operating in the Netzarim corridor.”

“Reports were received on the injured individuals as a result of the Israeli Defense Army fire in the area. Details are under review.”

“There were no accidents near any of our sites this morning.”

The paramedics and rescuers said that at least 25 people were killed near a site run by GHF in southern Gaza on Tuesday morning.

One of the witnesses told the BBC that he went to the north of Rafah at 05:00, but shortly before it opened it at 10:00, the Israeli tanks advanced towards them and opened the fire without any ads.

“The shooting was directly on civilians and blood everywhere.”

“Everyone around us has been injured, there may be more than 30 wounded, no one has been able to save. We were only able to save our relative and we left with him.”

“In contrast to the reports that are spreading, the Israeli Defense Army is not aware of the incident concerned with the aid distribution site in Rafah,” the Israeli Defense Army told the BBC.

Israel has reduced the total blockade in Gaza a little more than a month ago, and GHF began operations a few days later. The group says it has since provided 41 million meals.

While GHF is officially classified as a special organization, it has vague funding and supported by the United States and Israel. Special security contractors use armed.

The United Nations and major relief groups refused to cooperate with the Foundation, accusing in cooperation with Israel’s 20 -month war’s goals against Hamas in a way that violates humanitarian principles.

However, Israel believes that the GHF is a key to a new auxiliary plan that it will undermine the remaining Hamas control in Gaza.

With news of the latest incidents, a United Nations Human Rights Office spokesman, the eighth Khuna, was briefed in Geneva condemning the regime.

He said, “The military humanitarian aid mechanism of Israel contradicts the international standards for the distribution of aid,” he said.

“The food weapon for civilians, in addition to restricting or preventing their access to services that are still sustainable for life, constitute a war crime.”

He added that the courts had to decide whether war crimes were committed.

“The newly alleged mechanism, the so -called mechanism is an abomination that insults and affects people who are desperate,” said Philip Lazarini, head of the United Nations Refugee Agency (UNRWA), in his speech to reporters in Berlin.

In response to a response to a response to the recent criticism of the United Nations, the Israeli Defense Army told the BBC that it allowed GHF “to work independently to distribute aid to the residents of Gaza and work to ensure its safe and continuous distribution, according to international law.”

The idea of ​​Israel did not talk about the stage of a new war in Gaza, several weeks ago.

This included the GHF operation of the only aid distribution points.

Currently, Israel still allows dozens of trucks with assistance to the United Nations and some other relief organizations in Gaza.

On Saturday, World Central Kitchen said that the trucks that reached their teams in Gaza for the first time in more than 12 weeks, allowing them to restart cooking in some of its locations.

However, the size of the food is still insufficient, and experts warn that Gaza is still on the brink of famine.

In Gaza City, the father of four daughters told us that his family resorted to eating bread and salt, but he would not risk his life to go to the relief centers in GHF.

“They are called the areas of death,” Mahmoud Al -Goura said. “My son has already been martyred.”

“I am afraid that if I go to get a bag of flour, I will go back in one. Every day people go there and die. What do we have to do?”