Israeli attacks on Gaza kill 34 people, including many aid site Israeli conflict news

Medical sources say eight were killed in a shooting incident near the aid distribution site west of Rafah in southern Gaza.

Medical sources told that the Israeli attacks had killed at least 34 Palestinians throughout Gaza, as he told a major hospital in the southern pocket that could not be accessed amid the ongoing Israeli military operations.

The Palestinian Red Crescent said on Saturday that Al -Amal Hospital in Khan Yunis “is no longer available” after the Israeli forces set the surrounding area as a “dangerous combat area” and ordered the evacuation.

“There are many patients and medical employees in the hospital,” the group said in a statement, urging international organizations to intervene, provide protection for medical sites, and open safe corridors for medical assistance and supplies.

This appeal comes at a time when medical sources told Al -Jazeera that 34 people were killed in Israeli attacks on Saturday, including eight who were killed in a shooting accident near the aid distribution site west of Rafa in southern Gaza.

The Palestinians gathered in Gaza in the Dream Roundabout near his Rafah almost daily since late May to collect humanitarian aid, in a center about 1 km (0.6 miles), run by the US -backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF).

Samir Abu Hadid, who was there early Saturday, told Agence France -Presse that thousands of people gathered near the roundabout.

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

There was no immediate comment from the Israeli army.

GHF said on Friday that its aid centers will remain closed even Further Because of the security concerns, a few days after deadly accidents near their aid centers.

“The operations were stopped at our distribution points until further notice,” said a spokesman for GHF on Friday, despite the warnings of humanitarian agencies.

Last month, Israel partially raised complete stakes on the humanitarian supplies that were entering Gaza, which has been in effect since March 2, but the law groups and United Nations warned that only aid was allowed to the region.

The United Nations, which refused to cooperate with GHF regarding neutrality fears, warned that the entire Gaza population of more than two million people is at risk of hunger.

In Israel, Defense Minister Israel Katz announced that the army had regained the remains of the Thai national Natabung from Rafah, south of Gaza.

Pinta, an agricultural worker, was seized during the Hamas -led attack on October 7, 2023, from Kibbutz Nir Oz. Israeli officials said he detained him from the Mujahideen Group, a Palestinian armed group.

His remains were found along with two Israeli American prisoners who were retrieved earlier in the week. The Pinta family was notified in Thailand.