Seven killed in Gaza as Israeli strike ‘destroys’ aid supply warehouse
Summary
Israeli strikes in Gaza have killed at least seven Palestinians and destroyed a warehouse storing food supplies for vulnerable groups. Despite a ceasefire that began last October, attacks continue, causing injuries and worsening shortages of medical oxygen in Gaza’s hospitals.Key Facts
- At least seven Palestinians were killed in recent Israeli strikes in Gaza.
- One strike hit a home near Kamal Adwan Hospital, killing three people and injuring others.
- A drone strike killed a man and injured three civilians in Khan Younis.
- An Israeli military attack destroyed a warehouse holding nutrition supplies for children, pregnant women, and breastfeeding mothers.
- The warehouse belonged to a local group working with Medical Aid for Palestinians and had their entire stock ruined.
- Gaza’s health ministry warns of a critical shortage of medical oxygen, with only 12 out of 34 oxygen stations still working.
- The health official warned that a lack of oxygen could cause patients to die if supplies stop.
- President Donald Trump has urged Israel to stop attacks on Gaza and noted that Hamas agreed to stop fighting under a US-backed peace plan.
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