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Deir Al -Bala, Gaza Strip At least 34 Palestinians were killed on Monday in new shootings near the food distribution centers managed by an Israeli group supported by the United States in the south Gaza StripThe Ministry of Health in Gaza, Hamas. The blood toll is the most bloody so far in the shooting of the diaries that occurred, as it occurred as thousands of Palestinians move through the army -controlled Israeli areas to try to reach the “centers” of the food he runs. Special contractor, Gaza Humanitarian Foundation.

Shahdoun said that the Israeli forces opened fire early on Monday in an attempt to control the crowds. There was no immediate comment by the Israeli army. After many previous cases, the forces launched warning footage of what was called by the suspects approaching their positions.

The Hamas -running Ministry of Health in Gaza said that 33 Palestinians were killed in an attempt to reach the GHF center near the southern city of Rafah on Monday, while another person was shot in an attempt to reach the GHF center in central Gaza. She said that four other people were killed elsewhere in the war pocket.

Two Palestinians trying to get food at Rafah, Heba and Muhammad Abed, told the Associated Press that the Israeli forces fired at the crowd at about four in the morning at the flag roundabout. The Traffic Department, hundreds of yards from the GHF Center, were repeatedly and repeated the scene of the shooting. The army set specific ways to reach food centers, and GHF warned of relief seekers that leaving the roads is dangerous, but many do in an attempt to reach food first.

Israel and the United States say that the new GHF system is necessary to prevent Hamas from traveling aid. GHF says there was no violence in or around the sites. GHF financing and its administration remained unclear since the operations began in mid -May, but it was working by well -armed American security contractors.

United Nations agencies and major relief groups, which provided humanitarian aid throughout Gaza since the beginning of the Hamas -long Israel war, rejected the new regime, saying that it could not meet the needs of the region and allow Israel to use aid as a weapon. They deny the existence of a wide theft of aid by Hamas.

Philip Lazarini, President of the United Nations Agency for the Palestinians, UNRWA, criticized GHF in a statement on Monday as a “fatal distribution system” and regretted that “the tragedies continue unabated” in Gaza “while turning attention to another place”, in a clear indication of the new violation of the important violation. Fighting between Israel and Iran.

Israel launched sudden strikes on Iranian nuclear sites and senior scientists and leaders late Thursday, which sparked a continuous exchange of fire that the Israeli army says it has killed at least twenty civilians in the country, and according to hundreds of people in Iran.

“They have been killed and wounded dozens of people in the past days, including people who are starving, trying to get some food from a deadly distribution system,” he told Zarini on a social networking. “The restrictions on the provision of assistance from the United Nations, including UNRWA, continue despite an abundance of help ready to move to Gaza. In addition, the severe fuel shortage now impedes the provision of critical services, especially health and water. Murder and wars will generate more wars and bloodshed. Civilians will always suffer and suffer.”

Israeli officials have repeatedly accused the United Nations aid agencies of failing to collect and distribute the food allowed in Gaza, an important part that the Israeli army controls now and warns civilians against avoiding it because of its ongoing operations.

Palestinian health officials say dozens of people have been killed and hundreds have been wounded since the opening of GHF sites last month. Experts, including the heads of the United Nations agencies, warned that the continuous military campaign for Israel and the restrictions imposed on the entry of aid has placed Gaza, which is home to more than two million Palestinians, is at risk of starvation.