At least 32 Palestinians were shot and killed by Israeli forces near US-backed food aid sites in Gaza on Sunday. The victims were reportedly waiting for humanitarian assistance when the incident occurred. The aid distribution centers involved are operated by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, a US-supported organization approved by Israel.
Witnesses and medical sources have confirmed dozens more were injured, with at least 50 of the wounded admitted to hospitals in the region. The violence has heightened tensions amid ongoing conflict and raises questions about the protection of civilians in conflict zones.
Healthcare workers at Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis have been overwhelmed by the influx of casualties. The Palestine Red Crescent Society has also reported the fatalities and injuries from this tragic event.
Israel’s military actions continue to draw criticism internationally, while the Gaza humanitarian situation worsens. The circumstances surrounding the shooting are under intense scrutiny as calls for investigations grow louder.
Humanitarian groups stress the need for:
- Safe and secure aid distribution
- Preventing further loss of life
This latest violence comes during a period of intensified conflict and complicated peace negotiations in the Middle East. Stay tuned to Questiqa World News for more latest updates.
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