The US -backed Gaza Aid Group stopped, where 18 were killed in the Israeli strike on school shelter

The US -backed Gaza Humanitarian Corporation (GHF) will not provide any assistance on Wednesday because it pressures Israel to enhance civil safety beyond the vicinity of its distribution sites, a day after dozens of Palestinians asking for help.

GHF said it had asked the Israeli army to “direct traffic in a way that reduces mixing or escalating” near the vicinity of the military; Developing clearer guidance for civilians; And enhance training to support civil safety.

Hospital officials said more than 80 people were killed and hundreds of distribution points were wounded in a three -day period of Sunday, including at least 27 people on Tuesday.

Local residents say that the Israeli soldiers opened fire on the crowd, who gathered before dawn to search for food. The army denied this, but it admitted on Tuesday that the soldiers shot the “suspects” who ignored the warning footage and were approaching their lines.

“Our maximum priority is still ensuring the safety and dignity of civilians who receive aid,” said a GHF spokesman. In a statement by CBC News, she said she hoped to reopen on Thursday.

An Israeli army spokesman warned civilians against moving in areas that lead to GHF sites on Wednesday, and considered them “combat areas”.

The process of distributing the new aid to the residents of Gaza, which is more than two million, has been launched from only three sites in the midst of a violent new attack by Israel since late last month. The United Nations and other relief groups say that the model, which uses security and logistics workers in the United States, is permitted.

Violence continued to hit the pocket.

The Ministry of Health in Gaza said that the Israeli strikes have killed at least 95 Palestinians within the past 24 hours, including women and children in one of the families that caused their housing and that were wounded near the southern city of Khan Yunis.

Israel announced that one of its soldiers died in the fighting after it reached three deaths one day, as its forces continued their months, which lasted for months to eliminate Hamas militants and liberate the remaining hostages who were still being held in Gaza.

The Palestinians who collected the GHF Food boxes on Tuesday described scenes from the Pandeon, without anyone overseeing the delivery of supplies or examining identity, as the crowds wander for help.

“This is not help,” says a Palestinian after the operations.

Yasser Abu Jarad, a father of five individuals, says that he made a trip 40 km from Gaza City to his foot five times since the opening of the aid distribution center last week, hoping to get food for his family.

“Every time I got help, I found empty boxes,” he told CBC Freelance Mohamd El Saify on Wednesday in Gaza City.

“I went home yesterday full of blood. I couldn’t help, I ended up carrying people (the injured).”

Islam Qahman, 20, said that he went to distribute aid once last week and was able to get the flour, but on his way back, he faced Israeli fire and lost flour as a result.

“If the GHF is closed, it will be better, because (if this continues), then we (we will lose blood) every day.” “Every day he rejects blood, every day blood, a massacre every day. This is not a help, this is a collective death they do for us.”

On Wednesday, the United Nations Security Council is scheduled to vote on the request to a ceasefire between Israel and the enthusiasm of human arrival throughout Gaza, where malnutrition is widely and aid has not only taken place since Israel raised a siege for 11 weeks in late May.

“It is unacceptable. Civilians are risking – and in many cases they lose – they are just trying to get food,” United Nations spokesman Stephen Dujarrick said on Tuesday.

The newly created GHF said on Tuesday that it has provided more than seven million meals since it started operations a week ago. The temporary CEO of GHF John Akri urged human doctors in Gaza: “Work with us and we will get your help to those who depend on them.”

“It has already passed,” says United Nations Ambassador.

Experts say that the entire Gaza population of 2.1 million people are at risk of starvation despite the successive efforts to increase aid. Last year, Jordan led human air drops, while the United States installed a briefly floating aid berth, but it was besieged with challenges.

The United Nations has long enjoyed its games in Israel and wicked up in the pocket to hinder the delivery of aid to Gaza and distribute it throughout the war area. Israel accuses Hamas of stealing aid, which the group denies.

The ten elected members of the United Nations Security Council requested that the body of 15 members be voted on Wednesday on a draft resolution that requires “an immediate, unconditional and permanent shooting in Gaza respected by all parties.”

The draft text, which Reuters sees, calls for the issuance of all the hostages that Hamas and others keep, and the immediate raising of all restrictions imposed on entering the aid and its safe and unreasonable distribution, including the United Nations, throughout Gaza.

“It has been the time of behavior,” the UN ambassador to Slovenia Samuel Zabujar told Reuters. “Our historical responsibility is not to remain silent.”

Since the administration of US President Donald Trump is trying to mediate the ceasefire in Gaza, it was not immediately clear whether Washington would transfer the text. “We cannot inspect our actions at studying now,” said a spokesman for the American mission to the United Nations.

The decision requires nine votes in favor of and there is no veto by permanent members – the United States, Russia, China, Britain or France – to pass it.

The war broke out in Gaza since 2023 after Hamas militants killed about 1,200 people in Israel in an attack on October 7 and took about 250 hostages to the pocket, according to Israeli figures. Many of the dead or arrested were civilians.

Israel responded with a military campaign that killed more than 54,000 Palestinians, according to the health authorities in Gaza. They do not distinguish between fighters and non -fighters, but they say that civilians bear the burden of attacks and that thousands of bodies have been lost under the rubble.