Seven others die of malnutrition in Gaza, and the Ministry of Hamas says

The Hamas -running Ministry of Health in the Palestinian territories said that seven people died due to malnutrition in the Gaza Strip during the past 24 hours.

She says that the total number of mortality deaths since the beginning of the Israeli war – Hasm in 2023 has now reached 154 – including 89 children.

On Tuesday, unbalanced global food security experts Warning that the worst star scenario is “currently playing” in Gaza.

Israel says it does not impose restrictions on the entry of aid entering Gaza – these allegations are not accepted by its close allies in Europe, the United Nations and other active agencies in Gaza.

Meanwhile, the US Steve Wittouf’s special envoy will travel on Thursday to Israel to discuss the crisis.

The journey will die the first visit to Witkoff to Israel in nearly three months, and comes less than a week after the United States and Israel are summoned from the ceasefire talks in Gaza in Qatar. Washington accused the Hamas negotiators of not appearing that they were “acting in good faith.”

In a separate development, the Gaza Hospital sources told that the six Palestinians were killed near the Gaza Human Aid Distribution Center (GHF) in the Rafah area in southern Gaza, on Wednesday morning.

The sources said that the crowds tried to enter the distribution center shortly before its opening and were attacked by an Israeli tank.

GHF told the BBC, the killings were not done on or near it today.

The Israeli Defense Force (IDF) told the BBC “a gathering of the suspects” that he said that it was a threat to its forces, who were told to move away, and then the army launched “warning footage” at a distance “hundreds of meters” from the distribution center.

“The initial review indicates that the number of reported losses is not in line with the information kept by the Israeli Defense Army,” the army also said.

There were almost fatal incidents daily near the relief sites of GHF, where the Palestinians regularly accuse the Israeli military or security of opening fire on them and killing the assistant applicants.

The Israeli Defense Army concluded death fees.

In a later statement on Wednesday, the Hamas -running Ministry of Health said that 103 people have been killed and the body of one of the rubble was restored over the past 24 hours. Among the dead, according to the statement, 60 people died for help.

The sources told the BBC only 109 trucks with aid entered Gaza on Tuesday. Neither of them did not reach their destination, as they were looted after they crossed the border.

In the scenes that became familiar, the vehicles carrying bags of flour were mired in desperate crowds – some of which secured them to their families, while others to sell them.

The United Nations estimates that at least 600 trucks are needed every day to start addressing the crisis in Gaza.

Israel imposed a totally siege of aid delivery at the beginning of March and resumed its military attack against Hamas after two weeks, which led to a two -month ceasefire. She said she wanted to press the group to release her remaining Israeli hostages.

Although the siege decreased in part after nearly two months, amid warnings of famine waving on the horizon of international experts, the lack of food, medicine and fuel has worsened.

Israel launched its attack in Gaza in response to the Hamas -led attack on southern Israel on October 7, 2023, where about 1,200 people were killed and 251 others were taken into account.

Hamas’s health authorities say 60,138 people were killed as a result of the Israeli military campaign.

In a separate development, Israel fiercely responded to the pledge of British Prime Minister Sir Kerr Starmer to recognize a Palestinian state in September unless Israel meets some conditions, including the agreement to a ceasefire and revive the possibility of a solution to Dawat.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that the UK position is equivalent to “brutal Hamas terrorism.”

An Israeli British woman, who was held hostage by Hamas, said that Sir Kiir “does not stand on the right side of history.” Emily Damari, who was released in January after Hamas was detained for more than 15 months, said the Prime Minister “risks terrorism.”