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At least 51 Palestinians killed while waiting for aid trucks in Gaza, health officials say
- On Tuesday, Israeli tanks launched shellfire at a large group of Palestinians gathered on a main road in southern Gaza’s Khan Younis as they awaited food distribution, resulting in at least 51 deaths and over 200 injuries.
- The incident took place during a period marked by frequent large-scale fatalities among Palestinians awaiting assistance near Gaza Humanitarian Foundation locations amid an 11-week Israeli blockade that was recently eased to some extent.
- Eyewitness Alaa described that after the crowd was ordered to gather, shelling began suddenly, causing casualties treated at overcrowded Nasser Hospital with victims transported in civilian vehicles.
- The Israeli Defense Forces acknowledged firing on the crowd near a stuck aid truck close to their troops and stated the incident is under review, while Palestinian medics reported 221 wounded, 20 in critical condition.
- The attack intensified international concern over Gaza's humanitarian crisis, as aid groups warn lifting the blockade remains insufficient to meet critical food shortages facing half a million people.
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Israeli forces kill Palestinians at aid station
Israeli forces killed at least 51 Palestinians at an aid station in Gaza, according to witnesses. Shootings at aid distribution sites in the enclave happen almost daily, but this may have been the deadliest: A local journalist said two missiles and a tank shell landed in the crowd. Since May, the private, US- and Israel-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation has been the only source of food aid in the strip, and every day thousands of Palestinians …
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Israeli drones fired two missiles, and soon a grenade came flying from a tank standing a few hundred meters away from the starving crowd.
At least 51 people have been killed, according to witnesses from the Israeli army: this is yet another similar case in recent weeks.
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