More than 300 Palestinians were killed by Israeli forces in the last 48 hours, according to the Gaza government media office, which says that Israel “committed 26 bloody massacres” during this period.
At least 118 Palestinians were killed and 581 others injured in Israeli attacks across the Gaza Strip in the past 24 hours, the Enclave Ministry of Health announced on Thursday. At least 73 of them have been killed since dawn, including 33 aid seekers on Israeli controversial and United States Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF).
Thirteen people were killed when Israeli forces attacked a tent in Al-Mawasi in the South, while 16 years were killed and many injured in an attack on the Mustafa Hafez school, sheltering displaced people west of Gaza City, Tel Aviv Tribune told Tel Aviv Tribune.
Ahmed Mansour, a displaced Palestinian who was preparing in the school building, “said:” We woke up with ferocious (Israeli) air strikes. It looked like an earthquake. People say it was a drone attack, but the sound was horrible and incessant missiles.
The government’s media office press release said Thursday that attacks in the last 48 hours had targeted civilians in overcrowded shelters and travel centers with tens of thousands of displaced people, public rest areas, Palestinian families in their homes, popular markets and vital civil facilities and hungry civilians.
Reporting Deir El-Balah on the latest Palestinian murders near the GHF aid centers, Tareq Abu Azzoum of Tel Aviv Tribune said: “People have described horror scenes when they are waiting for hours simply hoping to get their hands on basic food supplies, only to be met with sudden and unliked gunfire … by the GHF.
“They told me that there was no preliminary warning, no preliminary indication-just torn shots that are the crowd, desperate Palestinians dispersed for coverage while balls were flying. They told me that emergency services and medical teams were unable to access the area due to the intensity of the shots,” he added.
US Entrepreneurs from GHF would have used live fire
American entrepreneurs ostensibly keep the Aid distribution sites in Gaza have used live ammunition and dizzy grenades while hungry Palestinians are jostling for food, according to accounts and videos obtained by the Associated Press press agency.
Two American entrepreneurs, addressing the AD on condition of anonymity, said they were expressed because they were disturbed by what they considered dangerous practices. They said that the security staff hired was often not qualified, not assessed, strongly armed and seemed to have an open license to do whatever they wanted.
Later Thursday, GHF published a declaration of denial. “GHF launched an immediate investigation when the Associated Press attracted these allegations for the first time to our attention. Based on the basis of horrifying video sequences and under oath, we have concluded that the affirmations of the history of the AP are categorically false.”
“At no time were civilians under fire on a GHF distribution site. The shots heard in the video were confirmed from the army (Israeli military), which was outside the immediate vicinity of the GHF distribution site. It was not addressed to individuals, and no one was killed or injured,” he said without providing proofs.
A recent report from the Israeli point of sale Haaretz detailed the Israeli troops, in their words, confirming that Israeli soldiers deliberately shot the unarmed Palestinians in search of aid to Gaza after being “ordered” to do so by their commanders.
The Nour Odeh of Tel Aviv Tribune, reporting from Amman, said that GHF is “not only to replace the humanitarian mechanism managed by international organizations for decades in Gaza, but it is also to apply maximum pressure on the civilian population”. Odeh also noted that the Israeli Minister of National Security Itamar Ben-Gvir said this week that too much aid was going to Gaza and that no one should enter to ensure an Israeli victory.
Dr. Mads Gilbert, doctor and professor of Norwegian emergency medicine who has provided health care in Gaza for over 30 years, told Tel Aviv Tribune that the GHF operation “is part of (Israeli military forces)” and the plan of the Israeli government to clean ethnically and achieve their genocide objective in Gaza “.
“It has nothing to do with the relief of famine in Gaza,” said Gilbert.
Describing the help of the GHF as a “drop in the ocean” and a “simulation operation”, Gilbert added: “The distribution organization aims to use food as bait to attract hungry people, to terrorize and kill them. The shooting of people in food lines is a war crime. ”
The United Nations Agency for Palestinian Refugees (UNRWA) called for surveys on the Killories and injuries of the Palestinians trying to access food via GHF. UNRWA notes that even if it operated around 400 sites across the besieged enclave, GFH only set up four “mega -sitis”, three in the south and one in the center of Gaza – none in the North, where the conditions are most serious. In an article on X, UNRWA asked the UN to “do the work” in the aid distribution.
More than 130 humanitarian organizations, including Oxfam, Save the Children and Amnesty International, demanded the immediate closure of GHF on Tuesday, accusing it of facilitating attacks against hungry Palestinians.
NGOs said Israeli and armed groups have “regularly” opened fire to civilians trying to access food.
Since the GHF began its operations at the end of May, more than 650 Palestinians were killed when they asked for help, and nearly 4,000 were injured.
Possible ceasefire in the scale
Meanwhile, Hamas said he was studying a new proposal for a 60-day ceasefire in Gaza, but insisted that he was looking for an agreement that would end the devastating war of Israel.
Hamas said on Wednesday in a statement that he had received proposals from the mediators and that the interviews between them to “fill the gaps” to return to the negotiation table and try to reach a cease-fire agreement.
The Palestinian group said it was aimed at an agreement that would end the Gaza War and would withdraw Israeli Enclave forces.
The announcement one day came after American president Donald Trump said that Israel had accepted the cease-fire proposal and urged Hamas to accept the agreement before the conditions worsen. Trump increased pressure on the Israeli government and Hamas to negotiate a ceasefire and an agreement for the group to disclose the Israeli captives held in Gaza.