7 dead among those waiting for aid on the Nastarim axis

A source at Al-Shifa Hospital reported that seven Palestinians were killed and several others injured while waiting for aid, due to Israeli forces' fire on the Netzarim axis.

Far from the oversight of the United Nations and international organizations, Tel Aviv and Washington have been implementing a plan since May 27 to distribute limited aid. The Israeli army has been opening fire on Palestinians queuing for aid, forcing them to choose between starvation or being shot.

30 martyrs, including a journalist, and 50 wounded in the bombing of a Gaza beach resort.
 13 martyrs in bombing of aid distribution warehouse in Al-Zeitoun neighborhood
 13 martyrs in the bombing of aid workers in Khan Yunis

More than 30 civilians were killed and dozens more injured on Monday in a massacre perpetrated by the occupation forces targeting a café on the western coast of Gaza City. Meanwhile, 100 civilians were killed in airstrikes on various areas of the Gaza Strip since dawn yesterday, including schools housing displaced persons, aid distribution centers, and shelter tents, including 62 in Gaza City and the northern Gaza Strip.
In the details, medical sources revealed that 30 citizens were martyred and others were injured, some of them critically, when Israeli aircraft bombed the "Al-Baqa" beach resort.
She noted that journalist Ismail Abu Hatab was among the martyrs, while journalist Bayan Abu Sultan was injured.
With the martyrdom of Abu Hatab, the death toll of the journalistic family since the beginning of the genocidal war on the Gaza Strip 21 months ago has risen to (227) male and female journalists.
The director of Al-Shifa Medical Complex said the hospital received 39 martyrs and more than 100 wounded in just one hour, as a result of the escalating shelling of Gaza City and the northern Gaza Strip.
Six citizens were also killed in two drone strikes on Al-Wahda Street in Gaza City.
Yesterday evening, five civilians were killed when the occupation forces bombed the Kassab family home in the Shuja'iyya neighborhood.
A medical source at Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis reported that 13 civilians were killed and dozens injured in an Israeli airstrike targeting aid workers southwest of Khan Yunis, in the southern Gaza Strip.
For his part, a source at the Baptist Hospital said that 13 citizens were killed and others were injured in an airstrike targeting an aid distribution warehouse in the Zeitoun neighborhood in southern Gaza City. The airstrike caused significant damage to the warehouse.
Four civilians were also killed in an Israeli airstrike targeting a group of civilians near the Halawa roundabout in Jabalia al-Balad, north of the Gaza Strip. Red Crescent crews recovered the bodies and evacuated the wounded to Al-Shifa Hospital.
Mass displacement
Areas in the northern Gaza Strip are witnessing displacement due to the intense bombardment targeting shelters, homes, and civilian gatherings.
The Israeli military issued an evacuation warning for 18 neighborhoods in the northern Gaza Strip, including eastern Zeitoun, Jabalia, and the neighborhoods of al-Tuffah, al-Daraj, and al-Sabra, claiming it would continue escalating its military operations in those areas.
The occupation army called on residents to head to the Mawasi area via Rashid Road. However, shelling continued even in these areas designated as "safe," exacerbating the dire humanitarian situation.
Targeting shelters
Israeli aircraft launched raids on five schools housing displaced persons, three of which were adjacent (in the Zeitoun neighborhood).
Warplanes destroyed the Yaffa School in the Tuffah neighborhood (east of Gaza City), despite it being classified as a "safe" shelter.
Israeli forces also targeted classrooms at Fahd al-Sabah School in the al-Tuffah neighborhood, resulting in injuries among displaced people. Al-Hurriya School and al-Falah School (in the al-Zeitoun neighborhood) were similarly hit, resulting in additional injuries.
In the same context, a number of civilians were injured when a tent housing displaced persons was bombed inside Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in Deir al-Balah, central Gaza Stri

The death toll
The death toll from the genocidal war and aggression waged by the occupation forces on the Gaza Strip has risen to 56,531 dead and 133,642 wounded since October 7, 2023.
The Ministry of Health in Gaza announced yesterday that the death toll includes 6,203 dead and 21,601 wounded since March 18, when the occupation resumed its aggression against the Gaza Strip following the ceasefire agreement.
Within 24 hours, 28 martyrs (including 3 martyrs whose bodies were recovered) and 223 injuries arrived at Gaza Strip hospitals.
It said that ambulance and civil defense crews are finding it difficult to reach the victims, as a large number of them are still under the rubble and in the streets.