Israeli strike at Gaza market kills 18 Palestinians, doctor and witnesses say
Summary
An Israeli drone strike in central Gaza killed at least 18 Palestinians. The strike targeted a Hamas police unit accused of trying to control a marketplace, leading to clashes with vendors. The situation in Gaza remains tense with challenges in accessing food and reports of aid being mismanaged.Key Facts
- An Israeli drone strike killed at least 18 Palestinians in the city of Deir al-Balah, Gaza.
- The strike hit a Hamas police unit in civilian clothes that was trying to manage a market.
- Eyewitnesses said the police confronted vendors over pricing and goods allegedly looted from aid.
- Clashes between police and vendors occurred before the strike, with weapons being drawn.
- The Hamas Ministry of Interior condemned the strike, calling it a "crime" against public order forces.
- The situation in Gaza is difficult, with food shortages and market prices rising.
- The US recently provided an additional $30 million in funding to a major aid organization in Gaza.
- Israel's Prime Minister accused Hamas of misusing humanitarian aid, claims that Hamas denies.
- The World Health Organization delivered medical supplies to Gaza, marking its first shipment since early March.
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