104 people were killed in an Israeli attack on Palestinians waiting for humanitarian aid
Early in the morning, Israeli forces struck a crowd of Palestinians waiting for humanitarian aid near the Nablusi intersection on Reshid Street, south of Gaza City. As a result of the attack, the number of people killed reached 104, and 760 people were injured. Also, 7 more children died of hunger in the sector, and their number reached 13.
Ashraf al-Qudra, spokesman for the Gaza Ministry of Health, announced that 104 Palestinians were killed and 760 wounded as a result of the Israeli army's attack while waiting for the distribution of humanitarian aid in the sector.
According to Al-Qudra, the dead and wounded were taken to hospitals. "Medical teams continue to deal with serious cases with limited resources," he said.
Early in the morning, Israeli forces struck Palestinians waiting to receive humanitarian aid near the Rashid Street Nablusi intersection, south of Gaza City.
According to witnesses, medical teams carrying the wounded and dead and civilians were also targeted in the Israeli attacks.
In turn, the Gaza government called Israel's attack on civilians in Gaza "deliberate and planned". "The invading army knew that these people came to the region for humanitarian aid, but killed them in cold blood," the report said.
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