Israel kills more than 70 in Gaza, including 16 in building a family with a bombing Israeli conflict news

The Israeli raids were killed throughout Gaza at least 75 Palestinians, as rescuers are scrambling to find dozens of bodies under the rubble after the bombing of a residential building in Gaza City, which was described by the civil defense in Jeep as a “complete massacre.”

Palestinian Civil Defense spokesman Mahmoud Basel Al -Jazeera told the army that “any warning, and no alert” before a strike on Saturday at home in the Sabra neighborhood in Gaza City, where at least 16 people left, including women and children.

“It is really a complete massacre … a building full of civilians,” Basel said, adding that about 85 people are believed to be trapped under the rubble.

“We woke up to strikes, destruction, screaming, and rocks. Eid al-Edha festival.

“This is the occupation,” he said. “Instead of waking up to encourage our children and wear their clothes to enjoy the feast, we wake up to transfer the bodies of women and children from under the rubble.”

The local resident, Hassan Al -Khor Al -Jazeera, told the building that belongs to the Abu Sharia family. He said: “God holds the Israeli forces and (Israeli Prime Minister) Netanyahu responsibility.”

The Israeli army then said that he killed Asad Abu, the leader of the Mujahideen Brigades, who claimed that he had participated in an attack on October 7 on Israel in 2023, according to a report in the Israel newspaper published on Saturday.

Hamas confirmed that the killing in a joint statement about Telegram, saying that the brother of Sharia Abu Ahmed Abu, has also been assassinated in the attack, which he said was “part of a series of brutal massacres against civilians.”

“A handful of rice for our hungry children”

Also on Saturday, the Israeli forces killed at least eight Palestinians waiting near the aid distribution site run by the United States. Gaza Humanitarian Corporation (GHF) in southern Gaza Rafa, the latest in a series of deadly incidents about the group’s operations that killed 118 people and left others missing in less than two weeks.

Samir Abu Hadid, a Gaza resident, told Agence France Presse that thousands of people gathered in the pain roundabout near the help site.

Abu Hadid said: “As soon as some people tried to advance towards the aid center, the Israeli (forces) opened fire from armored vehicles stationed near the center, fired in the air and then in civilians.”

A woman told the island that her husband was killed in the attack after going to the aid point to get a “handful of rice for our hungry children.”

She said: “He said he felt he was moving towards death, and he was not leaving. He insisted on finding anything to feed our children.”

GHF, a special group backed by the United States that Israel is sharing to distribute aid under the protection of its forces and security contractors, began operations in late May, to replace the current networks run by the United Nations and charities that have worked for decades.

Critics say that the group does not adhere to the humanitarian principles of neutrality, claiming that its operations are helping and serve Israel Declared goals From cleansing large ethnicities from Gaza and controlling the entire pocket.

GHF said on Saturday that he was unable to distribute any humanitarian relief because Hamas issued “direct threats” against its operations. “These threats made it impossible to move forward today without endangering the innocent lives,” he said in a statement. Hamas told Reuters news agency that she was not aware of these “alleged threats.”

The United Nations, which refused to cooperate with GHF, warned that most of the 2.3 million Gaza population is at risk of famine after 11 weeks of the Israeli siege, as the rate of young children suffers from almost acute malnutrition.

“Future Future Generation”

With Israel continued its attacks amid the famine waving on the horizon, it appeared that the health authorities recorded more than 300 miscarriages over a period of 80 days in the pocket.

Pregnant mothers face an increased risk of miscarriage and premature birth, with basic medical supplies such as iron supplements and vitamins previously.

Brenda Kelly, a gynecologist at Oxford University Hospital, told Al -Jazeera that Gaza “loses a future generation of children”, referring to an “amazing rise” in supplies, abortion and prenatal childbirth.

She said: “What we see now is the direct repercussions of Israel’s weapons of hunger in Gaza – which affects the growth of children and the restriction of growth is one of the main causes of abortion and salvation.”

She said that severe malnutrition among pregnant women is exacerbated by severe stress and psychological trauma, as well as frequent displacement and safe shelter.

These children who survive in the face increase health risks. She said: “We know that the famine that witnessed severe consequences for life on children who then goes to the stage of puberty with much higher risks than cardiovascular disease and diabetes, as well as mental health disorders.”