64 Palestinians were martyred, and dozens were wounded in various parts of the Gaza Strip since dawn on Friday, amid warnings of the sharp shortage of food and hundreds of thousands of death were starved.
Medical sources reported that 5 Palestinians were killed in the bombing of an Israeli helicopter of a tent that houses displaced people, west of Khan Yunis, in the southern Gaza Strip, in the early hours of Saturday morning.
The sources talked about the martyrdom of a Palestinian and the injury of 15 others, most of them children, after an Israeli shelling targeting a house in the western camp in Khan Yunis, south of the Gaza Strip last night.
Earlier yesterday, 12 Palestinians, including children, were killed in Israeli raids on a tent house housing displaced people in the Al -Zaytoun neighborhood, southeast of Gaza City.
5 Palestinians were killed in the bombing of an Israeli march on a tent for the displaced in the Al -Zaytoun neighborhood.
For his part, the Israeli army said that it had targeted about 40 locations in air strikes on the Gaza Strip, and announced that its forces were carrying out operations in the Shaboura and Tal Sultan areas near the city of Rafah in the south, and in the northern Gaza Strip, and a statement of the occupation army stated that the bombing targeted militants, military buildings and weapons warehouses.
In the northern Gaza Strip, the Israeli army said that its forces destroyed arms depots, and attacked militants who were monitored in the area.
The danger of death by starvation
As the occupation siege continues to the Gaza Strip and closed the crossings, the human suffering is exacerbated, and the World Food Program said that two million people in Gaza, most of whom are displaced and have no income, are fully dependent on food aid.
The program warned that Gaza strongly needs food, with the decrease in the inventory of the necessary foodstuffs and the continued closure of the crossings, warning that hundreds of thousands of people in the sector are at risk; Because of the lack of food stock.
UNRWA said that health care facilities in the sector are still affected by the depletion of medical supplies, stressing the need for blood units to perform life -saving surgeries.
The agency’s statement added that humanitarian aid and supplies have not entered the Gaza Strip since the second of last March.
It also indicated that the United Nations estimates indicate the displacement of nearly 420,000 people again since the ceasefire collapsed.
The agency confirmed that about 69% of the sector’s population are subject to continuous displacement orders.
The UN agency records that the resumption of bombing and the difficulty of the arrival of humanitarian supplies affects its ability to meet the needs of Gaza residents.
