Help tails become deadly as 73 were killed in Gaza in a day

At least 73 Palestinians were killed by Israeli forces in Gaza for the past 24 hours, Medics said, while two more-including a six-year-old child-fell from the hunger caused by Israel’s blocking in the enclave.

Those who were killed on Tuesday included 19 aid applicants, as the European Union and 26 countries, including Canada, France and the United Kingdom, condemned the “unthinkable levels” of the hassle in Gaza and demanded an urgent action to stop and reverses it in the area. Al Jazeera reported.

Survivors of the latest attacks on applicants who took place near the intersection of Zikim in northern Gaza described scary scenes.

“There were shots everywhere, I didn’t know what was going on. People die in front of us, bullets flying between our legs and we couldn’t do anything,” said one man who gave his name as Jab. “We got here to get a bite for food. But we can do it a little. We’re exhausted. We’re dying … a piece of bread can now cost your life.”

Another survivor, Mohammed Abu Nahl, described crawling in his stomach “with bullets flying around”, as the injured and the dead were around him.

“The dead were under us and we were pulling them,” he said. “I came here just to feed my kids. I have no money to buy food. If I had food and water. I will not come here. What should I do? I steal?

The Nasser medical complex, meanwhile, announced the deaths of six-year-old Jamal Fadi Al-Najjar and 30-year-old Wissam Abu Mohsen from malnutrition.

The murders in Zikim take the deaths of assistance applicants at more than 1,838 from late May, when the infamous Gaza Humanitarian Foundation backed by the United States (GHF) began its activities in Gaza.

A mourning reacts during the Palestinian funeral by the Irheem family, who were killed in an overnight stay of Israeli strike, according to Medics, in the city of Gaza, August 11th 2025.

The head of the UN Palestinian Refugee Organization, Philippe Lazzarini, said in a position in X: “The Israeli army continues to silence the voices reporting atrocities from Gaza.”

“Israel also impedes international journalists from mentioning independently since the war began almost two years ago.

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‘Daily patterns’ in shooting on GHF sites

An American pediatrician who volunteered in the Gaza Strip says that the injuries caused to Palestinian applicants for assistance in locations run by GHF suggest that Israeli forces deliberately shot men and boys.

Ahmed YouSaf made the comments to Al Jazeera from Jordanian Capital, Amman, Tuesday, hours after returning from Gaza, where she had spent two and a half weeks at Al-AQSA Hospital at Deir El-Balah and Al-Shifa Central Hospital in Gaza.

THE doctor He said he saw “incidents of mass accidents” from Israeli shootings at Food Distribution Points organized by GHF supported by the United States almost daily.

The boys and young men came with very specific injuries, “almost like a daily pattern,” he said.

“Importance on a given day, let’s say on Monday, we will get 40, 60 patients who came at a given time, and everyone will be shot on the feet, or in the pelvic area or in the groin in a given day, just a similar pattern. The gun on that day was going to choose the day.

YouSAF comments are the latest from the medical staff in Gaza accusing Israeli forces and US contractors of targeted and indiscriminate violence in GHF.

Doctors Without Borders, known by MSF’s French acronym, stated last week that the food distributions that manage GHF in Gaza -affected hunger have become “orchestrated murder and discouraging” sites, while Human Rights Watch and Human Rights Watch. War.

At least 1,838 Palestinians were killed while seeking help and another 13,409 have been injured since GHF started its activities in late May, official The items show.

Yousaf, the PediatricianHe said the victims at the sites were mostly boys and young people, as they are often the ones who take the risk of trying to get food for their families, “Given the dynamic danger associated with the attempt to carry 5-pound [2.3kg] Flour bag, maybe kilometers, sometimes ”.

“People would tell us that they were sometimes in the space or around the area or they were trying to leave … and they were shot in prying. It was as if they were spraying. [emergency room]That on a given day, anyone who decides on the trigger was to choose a very specific fire standard, “he said.

Read more: The UN says over 1,300 Palestinians killed Gaza’s help search from May

The doctor continued to describe all Gaza as a “death trap”. “It is a cage in which people are reported for death. It almost feels that there is a quota for the number of people who need to be killed on a given day,” YouSaf said.

In the days when the Palestinians stayed away from the GHF sites, because Israel allowed more help trucks, there would be more intense air attacks, he said.

“The last four days we were there, when there was a little more help access through food trucks allowed, the risk profile changed and which went to food distribution points are not worth the risk, because there were some foods elsewhere, we saw a significant UPTIC Al Jazeera.

The doctor described the Israeli atrocities in Gaza as a “genocide”.

The Palestinians are shopping in an outdoor market between the ruins of houses and buildings destroyed in Israeli strikes during the conflict, in a temporary truce between Hamas and Israel, at the Nuseirat refugee camp in central strip of Gaza, November 30.

A clear aspect of this, he said, was Israel’s refusal to let him and his colleagues get medical supplies or child formula.

‘When they are shown by the [Israeli military] At the border, the vast majority of us had the things seized by our bags. Things such as food and multivitamins and antibiotics and medical supplies, such as stethoscopes, whatever you can imagine, which we wanted we could deal with people on the ground in Gaza, “he said.

“And that led to a situation in which, when patients came, at various stages of death, shouting with pain for their mothers … We knew that in any other environment we could do something for them, but in the Gaza environment, in the trap of death, we could not give them the gossip,

People around the world have mourned and pay tribute to journalists, including Anas al-Sharif, who was known for his report by North Gaza [AFP]

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Prime Minister of New Zealand hits Netanyahu

New Zealand MM Christopher Luxon says Israel’s leader Benjamin Netanyahu “lost the plot” as his country weighs whether he will recognize a Palestinian state.

“I think what is happening in Gaza is completely scary, I think Netanyahu has gone too far, I think he has lost the plot,” the prime minister told reporters.

He called the Israeli attacks at night in Gaza “completely, completely unacceptable” and said that the strong shift of people and the annexation of Gaza would be a violation of international law. “We have called these things consistently … and it just doesn’t hear,” the leader added.

Luton said earlier this week that New Zealand thought about recognizing a Palestinian state. Australia’s close ally on Monday joined Canada, the United Kingdom and France, announcing that he would do so at a UN conference in September.

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Palestinians take the bodies of loved ones killed in Israeli attacks at Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza City of Gaza on Tuesday [Anadolu]

Israel’s War in Gaza

The war, now in its 21st month, killed more than 61,599 Palestinians and injured 154,088, according to Gazan health authorities. Most of the victims are reported to be women and children.

Last November, the International Criminal Court (ICC) issued arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant for war crimes and crimes against humanity. Israel also faces a genocide case at the International Justice Court of Justice (ICJ) for its behavior in Gaza.