Summary
At least 51 people in the Gaza Strip have died due to Israeli attacks, including individuals near aid centers. The attacks are happening amid efforts by the United States to mediate an end to the conflict. Criticism is growing against the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), which manages aid distribution in areas close to ongoing military operations.
Key Facts
- Israeli attacks have killed at least 51 people in Gaza.
- Among the dead are 14 people waiting for aid near distribution centers.
- The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation is criticized for its handling of aid distribution.
- The GHF's aid centers are situated near Israeli military forces.
- People must collect aid within a 20-minute window, after which violence often erupts.
- Five family members were killed in a bombing in Deir el-Balah, Gaza.
- The conflict has resulted in over 56,000 deaths in Gaza, according to local health authorities.
- Seven Israeli soldiers from the 605th Combat Engineering Battalion died in recent combat operations.
