Israeli attacks are killed 28 in Gaza, and the bulldozers were destroyed to restore the dead news

UNRWA says Gaza has become a “land of despair” as Israel continues to bomb the tape and prevent humanitarian aid.

The Israeli forces have At least 28 Palestinians were killed In Gaza since dawn, including 11 people who were burned to death inside their house in Khan Yunis, and they made air strikes that destroyed the equipment used to recover the dead from under the rubble.

Seven members of a family were killed on Tuesday due to an air strike on the house, where they were in Gaza City. Three civilians, including two girls, were killed when Israeli warplanes targeted a group of people in the Nuserat refugee camp.

Philip Lazarini, UN Commissioner of the United Nations Refugee Agency, UNRWA, warned that more than two million people-most of them women and children-are punished collectively.

“Gaza has become a land of despair.”

Nearly 3000 trucks of UNRWA supplies and humanitarian aid remained stuck outside Gaza, unable to enter while food and medicine are running inside the tape quickly.

“Hunger is spreading,” caution lazzarini. “Humanitarian aid is used as a bargaining chip – the weapon of war.”

Francesca Albaniz, the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the occupied Palestinian territories, warned that blocking humanitarian aid constitutes a war crime. “This measure would increase the exacerbation of the calculated life conditions to destroy the Palestinian population in Gaza.”

“Hamas criticized the continuous blockade of Israel, which started on March 2,” the group said in a statement.

He added that the siege, as well as daily attacks on shelters, hospitals and residential areas reach a “deliberate crime” by the Israeli leadership.

Hamas blamed the situation in “political, moral and humanitarian failure” by the international community and called on the United Nations and other institutions to pressure Israel to lift the siege with help.

“Eliminate the entire families”

“The situation is revealed quickly here on the ground. What we see is really extraordinary in terms of very huge momentum of air strikes and the shelling of artillery that have been seen over the past 24 hours,” said Tareq Abu Azzoum of the island, who was reported by the Monastery of Justice in the center of Gaza.

He added: “What we understand is that the Israeli army has fired huge and heavy waves of air strikes with another targeting of a group of Palestinians – three who were killed in the strike, including two girls under the age of fourteen, were confirmed.”

“It was completely clear that these attacks focused on eliminating the entire families (as in the Khan Yunis attack) – we are talking about the fact that four generations have been eliminated – and also a more systematic escalation was an escalation about targeting the heavy machines that were allowed to enter Gaza during the first stage of the Gaza deal.”

Al -Bajj used to restore the destroyed dead

The Civil Defense in Gaza said Israel also targeted the bulldozers used in humanitarian operations, including removing the rubble and restoring bodies.

Nine bulldozers were brought to Gaza from Egypt during the ceasefire for a period of six weeks, which Israel ended on March 18 in Israeli attacks on the Gabalia municipal garage in northern Gaza, according to the civil defense official, Muhammad.

He said: “An agreement was previously reached with the Egyptian Katari Committee regarding the site of bulldozing shelters,” noting that its coordinates have been shared with Israel.

“Targeting the headquarters of the municipality by the Israeli profession plane and detonating the heavy equipment designated for the removal of rescue and knees, including bulldozers and other machines, is a criminal continuation of the genocide war,” added the group in a statement.

The Israeli army claimed that the heavy equipment that was destroyed in overnight attacks on Gaza was used for “terrorist purposes.”

Thirty rights groups, including Oxfam, medical assistance to the Palestinians and Actionaid, issued a statement saying that Israel had intensified its violence in Gaza and the occupied West Bank, although the United Nations General Assembly called in September to end Israel’s occupation of the Palestinian land within 12 months.

The statement said that world leaders must act urgently to “support their legal and moral responsibilities.”