Officials say 73 Palestinians killed in Gaza while seeking aid as Israel widens evacuation orders
Summary
At least 73 Palestinians died while trying to reach aid in Gaza on Sunday, according to the territory's Health Ministry. Israel's military issued evacuation orders for central Gaza, complicating aid distribution efforts. The U.N. negotiated with Israel to clarify protection for some areas.Key Facts
- At least 67 Palestinians were killed in northern Gaza while trying to access aid through the Zikim crossing.
- The U.N. World Food Program reported that violence occurred when 25 aid trucks entered Gaza.
- Some witnesses reported gunfire from Israeli forces during aid distribution attempts.
- Israel’s military stated they targeted a gathering in northern Gaza, citing a threat but acknowledged some casualties.
- More than 150 people were injured, with several in critical condition.
- Separate attacks in Khan Younis resulted in seven deaths, including a child.
- New evacuation orders from Israel cut road access in Gaza, affecting aid and civilian movement.
- Ceasefire discussions between Israel and Hamas are ongoing, but no agreement has been reached.
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