Foreign news died at least 31 Palestinians while going to the Relief Center in Gaza: officers and eyewitnesses

Witnesses said that the Israeli forces opened fire on a crowd of about one kilometer (1000 yards) from the aid site run by the Israeli organization.

The army issued a brief statement saying that it does not know the loss of the Israeli army’s launch in the “Humanitarian Aid Distribution site”. The case is still under review. ” ”

There was a state of chaos during the distribution of assistance by the “Gaza Humanitarian Foundation”. Several eyewitnesses said that the Israeli soldiers opened fire on the crowd near the auxiliary distribution sites.

According to local health officials, at least six people were killed and more than 50 years were injured before Sunday.

The “Foundation” says that private security personnel who protect its positions did not shoot at the crowd while the Israeli army confessed to shooting as a warning.

The Foundation said earlier in a statement that the assistance that was sent from 16 trucks was distributed on Sunday morning and “any accident during this time.”

The Gaza Ministry of Health said that 31 people were killed and 170 others were wounded.

A few hours ago, the hospital authorities run by the “Red Cross” stated, provided that their identity is maintained that at least 21 Palestinians were killed and 175 others were injured on Sunday while they were leaving for support supplies from the Israel Organization in the Gaza Strip.

AP Press (AP) saw dozens of injured people underwent hospital treatment.

Eyewitnesses stated that thousands of people started going to the distribution site several hours before dawn, but when they were heading towards the site, the Israeli army ordered them to differentiate and then.

Witnesses said that when the crowd reached about one kilometer (1000 yards), the Israeli army began shooting at about three o’clock.

“There was fire from marine warships, tanks and drones,” said Omar Abu Teba, who was present at the crowd.

An eyewitness Ibrahim Abu Saud (40 years old) also said that the Israeli army opened fire on people who move towards the aid distribution center.

Abu Soud said that he saw many of the injured due to the shooting, including a young man, who died immediately.

He said, “We could not help him.”

Muhammad Abu Tima, 33, said that he saw the Israeli army shooting people who go to the aid distribution center and her relationship with her relationship, and another woman died in this shooting.

AP

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