Israeli attacks killed at least 75 Palestinians across Gaza, Tel Aviv Tribune told Tel Aviv Tribune, including at least 16 in a strike in the Sabra district of Gaza City, which the civil defense described as a “full massacre”.
Dozens were also injured in this Israeli attack on Saturday.
Hind Khoudary of Tel Aviv Tribune, reporting from Deir El-Balah, said about the attack by Gaza City: “Sources say that there are dozens of Palestinians still trapped under the rubble. Civil defense teams are trying to recover bodies and save as many Palestinians as possible. ”
The Arabic language spokesman for the Israeli army, Avichay Adraee, announced the last forced evacuation orders in the districts of northern Gaza, especially northwest of Gaza City and Jabalia.
The forces “will attack each area used to launch rockets”, calling on residents to move “immediately” to the southern areas of the enclave, wrote Adraee on X on Saturday.
In the south of the besieged enclave, the Palestinian red crescent said that the Al-Aal hospital in Khan Younis was “no longer accessible” after the Israeli forces appointed the surroundings a “dangerous combat zone” and ordered the evacuations.
“There are many patients and medical staff at the hospital,” the group said in a statement, urging international organizations to intervene, provide protection for medical sites and open up to aid and medical supplies.
Among the people killed in Israeli attacks, there were eight people in a shooting incident near a help distribution site west of Rafah in southern Gaza.
The Palestinians of Gaza gathered at the Al-Alam roundabout near Rafah almost daily since the end of May to collect humanitarian aid, in a center at about 1 km (0.6 thousand), operated by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation with suspicion of use (GHF).
Nearly 120 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli fire near these GFH sites since their introduction.
Samir Abu Hadid, who was there early on Saturday, told AFP news agency that thousands of people had gathered near the roundabout.
“As soon as some people tried to move towards the aid center, the Israeli occupation forces opened fire from armored vehicles parked near the center, pulling in the air and then on civilians,” said Abu Hadid.
There was no immediate comments from the Israeli army.
The GHF said on Friday that its aid centers would remain closed until further notice due to security problems, just days after several fatal incidents near its aid centers.
“Operations at our distribution points have been stopped until further notice,” a spokesperson for the GHF said on Friday, despite humanitarian agency warnings that the territory is on the brink of famine.
Last month, Israel partially raised a total blockade on humanitarian supplies entering Gaza which had been in force since March 2, but the rights defense groups and the United Nations warned that only a aid net was authorized to enter the territory.
The UN, which refused to cooperate with GHF’s concerns about neutrality, warned that the entire Gaza population of more than two million people risked famine.
In Israel, the Minister of Defense, Israel Katz, announced that the soldiers had recovered the remains of the Nattapong Pinta Thai from Rafah, in southern Gaza.
Pinta, an agricultural worker, was seized during the assault led by Hamas on October 7, 2023 of Kibbutz Nir Oz. Israeli officials said he had been detained by Mujahidine brigades, a Palestinian armed group.
His remains were found alongside those of two American Israeli captives recovered earlier in the week. The Pinta family in Thailand has been informed.