Israeli strike kills 110 in Gaza, 34 while queuing for food

In a single day of Israeli attacks on Gaza, at least 110 Palestinians were killed, including 34 people who were standing in line for food in Rafah. The airstrike was launched on Saturday.

Eyewitnesses reported that Israeli forces directly fired at people waiting in the queue. One survivor said, “We came to get food bags, but ended up with body shrouds instead.”

According to Al Jazeera, over 800 people have been killed and more than 5,000 injured since late May at these aid centers. Hospitals are overwhelmed due to severe shortages of medicine and equipment.

On the same day, 76 others were killed in airstrikes across Gaza. In the past 48 hours, Israel has conducted around 250 attacks on the region.

Meanwhile, due to lack of food and medicine, 67 children have died from malnutrition. Over 650,000 children under five are now at serious risk.

Talks between Hamas and Israel remain stalled. Hamas has rejected Israel’s proposal to retain control over 40% of Gaza, including Rafah. Despite ongoing negotiations, no significant progress has been made, according to Palestinian sources.
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