At least 30 killed by Israeli fire while waiting for aid, Gaza civil defence ministry says
Summary
At least 30 Palestinians were killed and about 300 were injured in northern Gaza by Israeli gunfire while they waited for aid, according to Gaza's civil defense ministry. The UN reports that over 1,000 Palestinians have died since late May trying to get food aid, with over 60,000 deaths in Gaza since October 2023 amid continued conflict. Major countries, like France, the UK, and Canada, are recognizing a Palestinian state, and the UN is urging easier aid access to Gaza.Key Facts
- Israeli gunfire reportedly killed at least 30 Palestinians waiting for aid in northern Gaza.
- Around 300 people were injured in the incident, according to Gaza's civil defense.
- The Israeli Defense Forces said they fired warning shots but were unaware of casualties.
- Gaza's al-Shifa Hospital reported receiving 35 bodies after the incident.
- Over 1,000 Palestinians have died while seeking aid since late May, says the UN.
- More than 60,000 people have died in Gaza since October 2023 during ongoing conflict.
- UN experts warn that a severe food crisis, or famine, is happening in Gaza.
- The UN Secretary-General called for increased aid access into Gaza.
- Canada plans to recognize a Palestinian state, following France and the UK.
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