“Funny Crime”: Israel kills 10 desperate students in Gaza in 48 hours Israeli conflict news

At least 10 desperate Palestinians have been killed for assistance from a controversial and severe organization by Israeli forces in Gaza over the past 48 hours, according to the government media office besieged in Jeep.

The updated outcome comes on Wednesday, a day after a terrible video of thousands of Palestinians who are hungry Gaza Humanitarian Corporation (GHF) the distribution point in Rafah in southern Gaza.

In a statement, the government media office said that the Israeli forces “opened a direct fire on the hungry Palestinian civilians who gathered to receive assistance” at the distribution site, which affected at least 62 people.

It was not immediately clear the number of shootings that occurred or in any days was shot on the ten Palestinians, but there were deaths in both days.

The media office said: “These sites have turned into the trap of death under the shooting of the occupation,” and it breaks the killings as a “heinous crime.”

For its part, GHF said it was opened again from four planned aid distribution sites in Gaza on Wednesday.

Centers are part of Aid delivery scheme This was highly condemned by United Nations and humanitarian officials, who have repeatedly said that life -saving aid can be expanded adequately and safely in Gaza if Israel allows access to help and allow those organizations that have contracts for experience in dealing with flow.

Earlier in the day, the President of the United Nations Refugee Agency, UNRWA, denounced the US -backed delivery model as “A distraction from atrocities“He called on Israel to allow the unplanned humanitarian regime to” do its savior work now. “

The message was repeated by many UN Security Council members during a meeting in New York discussing the conflict, with Algeria, France and the United Kingdom from among those who resume Israel to allow Unrestricted help Delivery.

Riad Mansour, the Palestinian ambassador to the United Nations, said that Israel was using “aid as a war of war.”

Christine Salome, who was reported to the United Nations headquarters, said Sigrid Kag, the United Nations Special Coordinator for Peace in the Middle East, and Fairuz Sidhua, the surgeon who recently went on a humanitarian mission to Gaza, was among those who addressed the council.

She said: “The message was one of these experts again calling for a ceasefire and the resumption of full aid in the Gaza Strip.”

The United Nations Ambassador to the United Nations, Danny Donnon, criticized the United Nations for what he said was “attempts to prevent access to assistance” and demanded a retreat from Tom Fletcher, the United Nations humanitarian president, for accusing Israel of commitment Genocide.

Marwan Bichara, chief political analyst on the island, said that the attacks by Danone should be a surprise.

He said, referring to the bombing of Gaza in Gaza: “They are in a defensive state, and they know very well that they lost their campaign in public relations and that their reputation around the world in the mud,” in reference to the bombing of Israel almost daily and the siege of Gaza.

The United Nations alternative to the United Nations, John Kelly, said that the United Nations should “work with GHF and Israel to reach an agreement on how to activate this system in a way that works for everyone.”

He stressed that GHF was “independent” and its development “to provide a safe mechanism to provide assistance to the needy.

Israeli attacks are uncompromising

With the outbreak of the debate about reaching aid, Israel’s punishment attacks continued throughout Gaza, with observers warning against rights against increasing the deteriorating humanitarian situation.

At least 63 people have been killed in Israeli attacks since the early hours of Wednesday, according to medical sources speaking to the Arabian Peninsula, where they have brought the death toll since October 7, 2023, to at least 54,084 Palestinians, with more than 123,308 mountains.

The ministry added that only 17 hospitals in Gaza have been partially operating, with a decisive shortage of basic drugs and oxygen supply.

Separately, the Red Cross stated that her field hospital in the Maooi area in southern Gaza was exposed to Israeli fire on Wednesday, causing panic and injuries among patients there.

In an open message, medical assistance to the Palestinians (MAP), Oxfam and other non -profit groups called for “complete, independent and international investigations into attacks on health care in Gaza as violations of international humanitarian law.”

Meanwhile, the United Nations World Food Program stated that its warehouse in Deir Al -Bala in Gaza in central Gaza was stormed by the hungry people “in search of food supplies.” Initial reports indicate that at least four people were killed amid stampede and release, although the latter’s cause was not immediately clear.

The agency said that the increasing was “the only way to reassure people who will not starve.”

Hani Mahmoud from Al -Jazeera from Gaza City said that the search for food has proven to be fatal, even away from the crowded distribution areas.

“For example, in the past two hours, the killing of two people was reported in the Shujaya neighborhood (in Gaza City). They were killed in an attempt to reach their homes,” he said.

“They have been forced to evacuate in the past few weeks. They have left everything behind. All their property, and all their food supplies that they managed to get … (they) inside the house.”

The ceasefire is still out of reach

As the attacks continue, the penetration of an agreement has been more totally to end the fighting.

However, Steve Whitchov said on Wednesday that US President Donald Trump’s envoy to the Middle East had “very good feelings” about reaching a long -term solution.

This came shortly after Hamas said that it had reached an agreement with Witkoff on a general framework for a permanent ceasefire, a full withdrawal of Israeli forces from Gaza and the entry of humanitarian aid without obstacle.

The framework appears in contradiction to the position of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who said that the Israeli army will remain in Gaza indefinitely, and continue to control aid and follow up the full defeat in Hamas.

Speaking to the Israeli parliament on Wednesday, Netanyahu listed the senior Hamas officials who were killed throughout the war. The list included Mohamed Sinwar, brother and behind Hamas military leader Yahya Sinwar.

Hamas has not yet confirmed the death of Mohamed Sinwar.