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Israeli forces have once again opened fire Palestinian In search of humanitarian aid from a distribution site in Gaza, killing at least three people and injuring more than 30 years, because the United Nations requires an independent survey on the repeated mass fire of aid applicants in the band.
The shooting broke out in Sunrise on Monday at the same aid point supported by Israeli in the south of Gaza where the soldiers had opened fire a day earlier, according to health officials and witnesses.
“The Israeli army has opened fire on civilians trying to get their hands on food aid without any kind of warning,” Tareq Azzoum from Al Jazeera reported in Deir El-Balah, in the center of Gaza.
“This is a model that has been largely condemned by international aid organizations, because it improves the rupture of civil order without ensuring that humanitarian aid can be received by those who desperately need.”
Witnesses said that Israeli elite shooters and quadcopter drones regularly monitored aid sites managed by Gaza Humaninian Foundation (GHF), supported by Israel and the United States.
A Red Cross hospital received around 50 people injured in the last shooting, two of whom died when they arrived, said Hisham Mhanna, spokesperson for the Red Cross International Committee. Most had been affected by bullets or bursts of bus. A third body was taken to Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis nearby.
Moataz Al-Feirani, 21, said that he had been shot in the leg while walking with thousands of others to the food site.
“We had nothing, and they [the Israeli military] Looked at us, “he told the Associated Press news agency, adding that surveillance drones have gone around. The shooting started around 5:30 am (02:30 GMT) near the flag roundabout, he said.
The model of deadly violence around the GHF aid distribution site has sparked international assembly, and UN secretary general Antonio Guterres demanded an independent survey on the mass fire of Palestinians on Monday.
“It is unacceptable that the Palestinians risk their lives for food,” he said. “I call an immediate and independent investigation into these events and that the authors must be held responsible.”
The Israeli army denied having targeted civilians, saying that its soldiers have fired “helping” on individuals who “threatened”.
The GHF also denied that the shots occurred, although doubts about its neutrality have intensified since its founding executive director, former navy Jake Wood, resigned even before the operations begin after having questioned “impartiality” and “independence” of the group.
Critics said that the group operated as a wider countryside coverage of Israel to depopulate northern Gaza because it concentrates aid in the South while bypassing the established international agencies.
The aid is still barely sunk to Gaza after Israel has partially lifted a total seat which, for more than two months, cut food, water, fuel and medicines to more than two million people.
Thousands of children are likely to die of hunger causes, previously warned the UN.
At least 51 people killed in 24 hours
Elsewhere on the territory, Israeli air attacks continued to hammer residential areas.
In Jabalia in northern Gaza, Israeli forces killed 14 people, including seven children, in an attack on a house, according to the Civil Palestinian Defency Agency. At least 20 people stayed under the rubble.
Two other Palestinians were killed and several injured in another attack at Deir El-Balah, according to the Palestinian news agency Wafa, while a drone attack in Khan Younis claimed another life.
The Gaza Ministry of Health reported that at least 51 Palestinians had been killed and 503 injured in Israeli attacks across the territory in the last reference period 24 hours a day.
Despite an increasing international conviction, the Israeli army ordered the displacement of more civilians from certain parts of Khan Younis on Monday, warning that it “would work with great strength”.
About 80% of the band is now under Israeli military control or designated for forced evacuation, according to new data from the Financial Times, because 2.3 million residents of Gaza are piled up in a plot of land in constant fight against southern Gaza near the Egyptian border.
Israel has little secret of its objective to permanently move the population of Gaza as officials openly promotes the plans of “voluntary migration”.
The Financial Times indicated that the regions that the Palestinians are pushed to resemble a “wasteland of the desert without running water, electricity or even hospitals”.
Satellite images have shown that Israeli forces were cleaning up land and setting up military infrastructure in evacuated areas.
Analysts who reviewed dozens of recent forced evacuation orders said that the trend had accelerated since the collapse of a truce in March.
“The Israeli government has been very clear with regard to the subject of their plan in Gaza,” political analyst Xavier Abu Aid Aid Aid.
“This is ethnic cleaning.”
