UN condemns Gaza aid ‘death trap’ as dozens reported killed by Israeli fire

At least 46 people waiting for help was killed by the Israeli fire in two incidents in central and southern Gaza, according to rescuers and hospitals.

The UN agencies condemned the food distribution system and Israel, with one official official calling “Gadost” and “death trap”.

Such deadly incidents recently became almost everyday occurrence, but they attracted relatively little attention outside Gaza, because Israel was attacked Iran more than a week ago.

Without involving the latest death, the UN said that more than 410 Palestinians reported that Israeli shooting or shelling killed because Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) began working at the end of May.

“Why did the lives of our children see that cheap?” He demanded UMM Raed Al-Nuaiza, a widow whose son was shot and wounded after he went overnight to collect food for his hungry family in central gaza.

“My son went on a grain of flour so he could eat and feed my siblings, and now it’s in an intense care unit.”

The recordings from Al-Avd Hospital in Nuseirat showed chaotic scenes as young men with gunshot wounds, sloping in pain, and some were soaked in the blood.

Soon every bed filled and the victims covered the floor.

The elderly man was appointed dead as his wife, Berefta, scored her face and cried.

Hospital officials and the Hamas’ Civil Defense Agency said at least 21 people were killed, and about 150 injured.

The witnesses said thousands were crowded near the location GHF conducted in the Israeli military zone when soldiers opened fire.

Israeli defensive forces (IDF) announced that collection was “identified in the area next to IDF military troops working in Netzarim Corridor.”

“Reports on injured individuals as a result of the IDF fire are received. The details are in review,” he said.

GHF said that this morning is “without incidents near our locations”.

Paramedicians and rescues said that at least 25 people in South Gaza were killed near the location in the south of GHF in South Gaza.

The witness told the BBC that he went to the website north of Rafah at 05:00, but a little before it was supposed to open at 10:00, the Israeli tanks advanced towards them and opened fire without notice.

“The shooting was directly on civilians and blood was everywhere,” said Abu Rjileh Hatem.

“Everyone around us was wounded, maybe more than 30 wounded that no one managed to save. We only managed to save our relative and leave it with him.”

IDF told the BBC that “the opposite to spread reports, IDF is not aware of the incident in the field of distribution of Rafah.”

Israel softened his complete gauze blocked more than a month, and GHF began working for a few days later. The group says that she has provided 41 million meals since.

Although the GHF is officially classified as a private organization, it has opaque funding and supports him now and Israel. Uses armed private safety sources.

The UN and great assistance groups refused to cooperate with the Foundation, accusing it to cooperate with Israeli goals in the 20-month war against Hamas in a way that violates humanitarian principles.

However, Israel sees GHF as a key for a new assistance plan that says that it will undermine what remains about Hamas control in Gaza.

Since news about the latest incidents broke, a spokesman for the UN Human Rights Office, Thameen Al-Kheetan, held Briefing in Geneva condemned the system.

“Israel is a militarized humanitarian mechanism in contrast to international assistance distribution standards,” he said.

“The involving food for civilians, in addition to limiting or preventing their access to services, a war crime is held.”

He added that for the courts to decide whether war crimes committed.

When you talk to journalists in Berlin, Philippe Lazzarini, the head of the UN Palestinian refugees (UNVA), said: “The newly obtained, the so-called mechanism is a masting. It is a death trap that costs more life.”

He requested a response to recent CRICTIONS UN, IDF said to the BBC that it has enabled GHF “to act independently in the distribution of assistance to Gaza residents and works on securing its safe and continuous distribution.”

Israel’s idea for a new phase of war in Gaza, a few weeks ago, did not happen.

This included GHF that leads the only distribution of help.

For now, Israel still allows dozens of trucks that carry the UN help and some other organizations help in Gaza.

On Saturday, the world central cuisine said that AID trucks first reached their teams in Gaza, over 12 weeks, allowing him to restart cooking on some of its locations.

However, the amount of food is still inadequate, and experts warn that Gaza remains on the edge of hunger.

In the city of Gaza, the father of four daughters told us that his family has resorted to eat bread and salt, but that it would not risk life to go to GHF help centers.

“It’s called the death zone,” Mahmoud Al-Ghura said. “My son was already tortured.”

“I’m afraid if I went to get a bag of flour, I’d go back in one. Every day people go there and die. What should we do?”