Summary
Israeli airstrikes in Gaza killed 15 Palestinians, and 20 more were reportedly shot while waiting for aid. The U.N. Human Rights Office noted that 613 people have been killed near aid sites in Gaza since May, though they have not attributed responsibility for the deaths. Efforts to end the war are ongoing, with talks of a ceasefire involving Hamas.
Key Facts
- Israeli airstrikes killed 15 Palestinians in Gaza on Friday, including women and a child.
- An additional 20 people were reportedly shot near aid sites in Gaza.
- The U.N. has recorded 613 killings near aid distribution sites in Gaza since May, but hasn't specified who is responsible.
- The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation operates aid sites, but it denies any serious injuries or deaths at these locations.
- The reported deaths include 509 that were related to activities near these aid distribution points.
- Efforts are being made to end the 21-month conflict, including talks led by Egyptian and Qatari mediators.
- The Gaza Health Ministry claims over 57,000 Palestinians have died since the conflict started.
- Israel claims its military fires warning shots to manage crowds at aid sites.
