The death of death in Gaza is 58,000 of the Israeli attacks, as it hopes to stop the shooting of fading Israeli conflict news

The death toll in the Israeli war on Gaza passed the dark teacher of 58,000 on Sunday, when it has killed unnecessarily and nearly 100 Palestinians since dawn.

An Israeli air strike hit a loud market in Gaza City, killing 12 people. Among the victims was the prominent medical advisor, Ahmed Qandil, the Palestinian Ministry of Health. The Israeli army did not comment on the strike.

The government media office in Gaza also accused Israel and security contractors working at assistance distribution points Intentionally attacking civilians. In a statement, the sites of the US -backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) described “death traps” and described the situation as “genocide engineering under the auspices of the United States.”

At least 805 people have been killed and 5,250 people were injured while trying to collect aid since GHF started working in May.

One of the bloody Israeli attacks on the desperate Palestinians in the Nuseirat for refugees, killing a missile strike at least 10 people, Most of them are childrenDuring the waiting list to collect drinking water. Seventeen others were injured, according to Dr. Ahmed Abu Seifan at Al -Auda Hospital.

The Israeli army said it had targeted a Palestinian fighter, but the missile deviated from the path due to technical failure. The Israeli claim cannot be verified independently.

Gaza has suffered from a chronic shortage of water, and has been exacerbated in recent weeks with the closure of desalination and sewage stations due to the continuous Israeli fuel blockade. Many population now depends on dangerous trips to the limited water collection points.

Since Israel launched its war on Gaza on October 7, 2023, the number of people who were killed increased to at least 58,026, with more than 138,500 wounded. More than half of the dead were women and children.

Hani Mahmoud from Al -Jazeera, who was reported by Gaza City, said that hundreds died while trying to reach humanitarian aid from points controlled by GHF.

He said: “People travel up to 15 km (9 miles) from the north to his head – a lot, some of them overnight – just to get one food parcels.” “But until then, they were met with live fire from the Israeli forces.”

“No fuel, no life saving services”

Eight United Nations agencies – including UNICEF, World Health Organization, WFP and UNWA – warned on Sunday that without immediate access to fuel, critical services may collapse in Gaza. Hospitals, sewage centers and food distribution operations face an imminent closure.

“Without fuel, this façade will disappear for 2.1 million people,” the agencies said in a joint statement. “Fuel must be allowed to enter Gaza in sufficient and continuous quantities to maintain life -saving operations.”

He received attempts to end the fighting with a cautious batch on Sunday when Steve Whitchov, Steve Whitchov, said “Hope” in the ceasefire talks. He was expected to meet with Qatari officials on margins FIFA World Cup final.

But it seems that optimism fades. The US -backed suggestion for a 60 -day ceasefire is still involved in disputes, as both sides blame each other to delay.

An Israeli official confirmed that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu intends to hold ministers late on Sunday to discuss the talks, which focus on ending hostilities, withdrawing forces and release prisoners in Gaza.

Speaking to the island, the deputy leader of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad Muhammad al -Hindi said that Israel resisted the commitment to the main circumstances before moving to the issue of prisoners.

“We are discussing a framework agreement. It includes three points: ending the aggression, withdrawing from Gaza and distributing safe aid,” he said. “Israel wants to move directly to the prisoner’s file without guarantees on the main issues.”

The Indian accused Israel of seeking to control the southern shelf and forcing civilians over the crowded areas under the guise of the distribution of aid.

“We cannot give legitimacy to the traps of aid that kills our people. The resistance will not sign any agreement to surrender.”

Netanyahu assistant faces an indictment

Meanwhile, in Israel, Prosecutor Galle Baharav Mayra said that the close Netanyahu adviser, Jonan Ortic, is facing a possible indictment regarding allegations that he had leaked military information classified to the German newspaper Bild.

Yurich and another assistant are accused of passing secret intelligence to influence public opinion after the death of six Israeli prisoners in Gaza last August. Deaths have sparked mass protests in Israel and deep anger at dealing with the government with the ceasefire efforts.

Netanyahu refused to investigate as political motives, describing him as “a charming chase.” Urich has denied any violations.

Bild’s article, which was published shortly after the discovery of the prisoners ’bodies, is closely in line with Netanyahu’s novel to blame Hamas for the collapse of the ceasefire talks earlier.

A previous two -month truce, which began in January, witnessed the issuance of 38 prisoners before Israel crashed the ceasefire and resumed its devastating military attack.