Israeli attacks across Gaza have killed at least 75 Palestinians, while rescuers have scrambled to find dozens of corpses under the ruins after a bomb blast on a residential building in Aza.
Palestinian Civil Defense Spokesman Mahmood Basel Al Jajira said that the Israeli army had died at least 16 people, including women and children.
Basel said, “It’s really a full -fledged massacre … a building filled with citizens,” said Basel, which is believed to be caught under the ruins.
“We strikes, destruction, shouting, rocks hit us,” said Palestinian Hamid Keheel, saying that the attack took place on the second day Eid al-eda.
“It’s a job,” he said. “Instead of wearing them to cheer our children and enjoy the Eid, we wake up to carry the bodies of women and children with rubble.”
The building belonged to the local resident Hasan Alor Al Jajira, who belonged to the Abu Sharia family. “May God be responsible for Israeli forces and (Prime Minister of Israel),” he said.
According to a report in Israel’s Times of Israel, the Israeli military said that Mujahideen Brigades’ leader Asad Abu Sharia, who claimed to have participated in the Hamas -led attack on Israel on October 7 in 2023, was killed.
In a statement shared on the telegram, Hamas confirmed the assassination, saying that Abu Sharia’s brother Ahmad Abu Sharia was killed in the attack, saying it was a “brutal massacre against the citizens.”
‘A handful of rice for children who suffer from our hunger’
On Saturday, Israeli troops killed at least eight Palestinians waiting for the help delivery of the US supporters Gaza’s humanitarian foundation .
Sameer Abu Hadid, a resident of Gaja, told AFP news agency that thousands of people gathered in the Al-Alam Circle near the aid site.
“As soon as some tried to advance to the help center, the Israeli (forces) fired with armed vehicles at the center of the Israeli, firing at the air and then civilians,” Abu Hadid said.
A woman told Al Jajira that her husband had died in the attack after he went to the point of helping “a handful of rice for a handful of rice for our hunger”.
“He thought he was walking towards death. I begged him without going out. He insisted on finding anything to feed our children,” he said.
The GHF of the United States supported by Israel, which was involved in distributing assistance under the protection of its army and security contractors, began operations in late May, changed the existing networks of the United Nations, and adoptry for decades.
Critics say that this group is not committed to the humanitarian principles of neutrality, claiming that its operations serving Israel will provide arms assistance The goals stated Cleansing a large amount of gaza ethnic gaza and controlling the entire enclave.
The GHF said on Saturday that it was not able to distribute any humanitarian solution because Hamas gave “direct threats” against its operations. “It is impossible for these threats to continue today without threatening innocent lives,” it said in a statement. Hamas Reuters told the News Agency that there was no knowledge of these “alleged threats”.
The United Nations, which refused to cooperate with the GHF, warned that most of the 2.3 million population of Gaza had a risk of famine after the 11 -week Israeli blockade, the proportion of young children suffering from severe malnutrition has been approximately three times.
‘Lost the future generation’
As Israel continues its attacks, it emerged that health authorities have recorded more than 300 miscarriages over 80 days in Enclave.
Expected mothers face the risk of miscarriage and premature births, it is impossible to obtain basic medical supplies such as iron supplements and prenatal vitamins.
Advisor Brenda Kelly, a consultant at Oxford University Hospital, said Gaza was “losing the future generation of children”, suggesting a “stunning rise” at the births of childbirth, abortion and east-time births.
“We are now looking at a direct decline in Israel’s starvation in Gaza – one of the main reasons for miscarriage and hecilants is to affect the growth and development of infants.”
Severe malnutrition in pregnant women is accompanied by severe stress and psychological trauma, as well as a lack of repeated displacement and a lack of safe shelter.
Those babies who survive the face increased the risks of health. “We know that the famine experienced in the uterus has a lifetime effect on children, then the risk of cardiovascular disease and diabetes and mental health disorders,” he said.
