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Thirty people were killed and more than 150 injured by Israeli tanks and shots near an auxiliary distribution center in Rafah, the southern Gaza, the Hamas Ministry of Health and doctors.
The medical staff in the Nasser Hospital said that many patients who were brought out of the scene had been hit by shots.
The Israeli defense forces said that it was “not currently of injuries caused by IDF fire within the aid site.” The matter is still being checked. “
The Gaza Humanitrian Foundation (GHF), which operates the center, said the reports were “wrong” and distributed by Hamas. It was said that there was 16 truck loads of food “without incident” on Sunday morning and said that there were “no injuries or deaths”.
“We heard that these fake reports were actively promoted by the Hamas. They are not true and invented,” it said.
Local journalists and activists shared film material from bodies and wounded people with donkey carts to the Red Kreuzfeldkrankenhaus in the Al-Mawasi area.
The BBC examines film material from bodies that are worn on carts and in the back of trucks to the wet hospital.
According to the Gaza Ministry of Health, more than 200 cases have arrived in hospitals, including 31 deaths.
According to the emergency room, the injured in Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis were brought nine and sevented in nine, medical staff from the British charity organization reported for the Palestinians.
The killed and injured “were primarily hit by living shots, with many victims maintaining direct shots on their heads or breasts,” said the employees of the charity.
Victoria Rose, a British surgeon who works in the Nasser Hospital, recorded a video in the morning a video in which she moves with patients behind her beds and says: “All bays are full and they are all gunshot wounds.”
Mohammed Ghareeb, a journalist in Rafah, told the BBC Palestinian who had gathered near the aid center, which was led by the Gaza Humanitrian Foundation (GHF) When Israeli tanks approached and the fire opened on the crowd.
Mr. Ghareeb said that the amount of Palestinians was at 4:30 a.m. (02:30 BST) near the auxiliary center operated by GHF near Al-Alam roundabout, shortly before Israeli tanks appeared and opened fire and opened the fire.
“The dead and wounded were on the ground for a long time,” he said.
“Rescue workers could not access the area that is under Israeli control. These residents forced to use donkey cars to transport victims to the field hospital.”
Mahmud Bassal, a spokesman for the main servant of the civil defense of Gaza, told the AFP news agency that more than 100 people were wounded towards thousands of citizens due to shots by Israeli vehicles.
The incident underlines the poor humanitarian conditions in Rafah, where youngest Israeli military operations have severely restricted access to help and emergency services.
On Saturday, the civilian population stormed auxiliary cars in Gaza, as the World Food Program said, creating chaotic scenes as hunger and despair.
The Gaza Humanitrian Foundation is a new organization in the USA and Israel, which has distributed food at designated locations throughout Gaza. Israel set up the plan after accusing Hamas to stole help that the group denies.
The GHF stated that he distributed 4.7 million meals this week, which the BBC could not check independently.
This comes when the USA is trying Broker a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas.
The Hamas replied on Saturday for the US -American ceasefire that it was ready to publish 10 living Israeli hostages and 18 dead hostages in exchange for a number of Palestinian prisoners.
However, the group also repeated its demands for a permanent ceasefire, a complete Israeli retreat from the Gaza and guarantees the continuous flow of humanitarian aid. None of them are on the table in the deal.
Hamas said that she proposed his answer to Steve Witkoff’s US design, the special representative of US President Donald Trump for the Middle East.
Witkoff said the proposal was “unacceptable and only leads us backwards” and insisted that the US deal “the only way we can complete a 60-day ceasefire deal in the coming days”.