At least seven people were killed in an attack by the Israeli army on Palestinians who were waiting for humanitarian aid in the Gaza Strip. Local sources said that the Israeli army launched an attack on Palestinians who were waiting for the arrival of an aid truck at the Kuwait Junction in the center of Gaza City.
According to preliminary data, seven people were killed and dozens were injured in the attack.
On March 19, the Israeli army bombed a group of people gathered at the Kuwait Crossroads in Gaza to organize the distribution of humanitarian aid.
23 Palestinians were killed in the attack.
At least 20 people were killed and more than 155 injured as a result of the Israeli army’s attack on Palestinians waiting for aid trucks near the Kuwait Junction on March 14.
On February 29, 118 people were killed and 760 injured in an attack on Palestinians who were waiting for humanitarian aid at the Nablus intersection on Rashid Street in the south of Gaza City.
Israel is accused of genocide before the International Court of Justice. An interim ruling in January ordered Tel Aviv to stop the genocidal acts and take measures to ensure the delivery of humanitarian aid to civilians in Gaza.
Hostilities, however, continue unabated, and aid deliveries remain insufficient to address the humanitarian disaster.
Since October 7, when Israeli attacks on the Gaza Strip began, at least 32,142 Palestinians have been killed and 74,412 wounded, AA writes.
