“The Israeli occupation forces committed a terrible massacre at the roundabout in Kuwait, killing dozens of people and injuring others,” the Health Ministry said in a statement.
Dozens of civilians have died this Sunday in two points of the Gaza Strip The Israeli army opened fire against them while they wait or transport humanitarian aid, in the middle of a famineas reported by medical sources and the Palestinian enclave’s Ministry of Health.
“The Israeli occupation forces committed a terrible massacre at the roundabout in Kuwait, killing dozens of people and injuring others,” the Health Ministry said in a statement.
The victims were waiting for flour carts at that location in the north of the enclave, the ministry said, which lacks an exact number of deaths because “the bodies are scattered on the street without anyone having access to them, no one dares to reach them.” to count them” because of the danger of the area.
The Israeli army “is carrying out a systematic genocide against hundreds of thousands of starving people in northern Gaza,” they denounced.
When consulted by the EFE office, the military did not give its version of events.
There are also reports of similar attacks in the Netherlands Deir al Balah and in the south of Gaza City.
Explanations for Thursday’s attack
These attacks occur after at least 118 Gazans were killed and another 760 were injured last Thursday in Gaza City as they gathered around trucks delivering humanitarian aid, amid gunfire from the Israeli army.
Medical sources treating the victims assured Palestinian media that the majority had gunshot and shrapnel wounds, while the Israeli army assured this Sunday that its troops “did not attack the humanitarian aid convoy,” although some soldiers did fire at “looters,” saying that she came too close and ‘posed an immediate threat’.
“The majority of Palestinians were killed or injured as a result of the stampede,” Israel defends.
Yesterday, Josep Borrell directly accused Israel of the slaughter.
Source: EITB
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