The Hamas Run Health Department of Palestinian territory said seven more people died of malnutrition in the Gaza district for the last 24 hours.
Since the beginning of the Israeli -Hamas War in 2023, the total number of malnutrition deaths has now reached 154, including 89 children.
On Tuesdays, the UNBACKED Global Food Security experts warned that the famine’s worst scenario is now being “progressing.”
Israel says that it does not impose restrictions on the aid for entry. These arguments are not accepted by other institutions working in near Europe, the United Nations and Gaza.
Meanwhile, Steve Witkoff in the United States will travel to Israel to discuss the crisis on Thursday.
This trip is less than a week after the first visit of Witkoff’s first visit to Israel in almost three months, and when the United States and Israel went to Qatar, they recalled the delegation of the ceasefire talks. Washington accused the Hamas negotiators that they seemed to be “acting in good faith.”
In a separate development, Sources Sources said that six Palestinians died near the Gaza Indian Foundation (GHF) aid distribution center in the Rafa region in the southern Wednesday morning.
Sources said the crowd tried to enter the distribution center just before the opening and was attacked by the Israeli tank.
GHF told the BBC that there was no murder in the area today.
The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) told the BBC that they were threatened with the military about “collecting suspects.” Since then, the military fired a “warning gun” at the street of “hundreds of meters away” at the distribution center.
The army also said, “According to the initial review, the number of casualties reported does not match the information of the IDF.
The Palestinians regularly accused the Israeli military or security contractors that they had to cause fire and found aid, and the Palestinians were regularly accused of accusing them.
The IDF challenged the number of deaths.
On Wednesday, on Wednesday, the Hamas Run Health Department said in the last 24 hours that 103 people were killed and a corpse was restored from the debris. According to the statement, there were 60 people who were killed to find aid.
Separately, Palestinian Red Crescent Society (PRCS) said on Wednesday evening that two hospitals received six bodies for people waiting for humanitarian aid in the Zikim region.
PRCS said that hospitals are treating 274 injuries in the same case and have no more details.
The source was a 109 truck with the BBC on Tuesday. No one of them reached its destination and was plundered after crossing the border.
In the familiar scene, the vehicle holding a wheat sack was overwhelmed by desperate crowds.
The United Nations estimates that at least 600 original trucks are needed every day to solve the crisis of the Gaza.
Israel forced the total aid delivery in early March, and two weeks later, he resumed the military offensive against Hamas and broke down the ceasefire for two months. It said he wanted to pressure the group to solve the remaining Israelites.
Although the famine of global experts has been partially relaxed after two months of warning, the lack of food, medicine and fuel has deteriorated.
Israel began an offensive in Gaza in response to Hamas -led attacks on southern Israel on October 7, 2023, with about 1,200 deaths and 251 hostages.
Hamas Run Health Authority said 60,138 people were killed as a result of the Israeli military campaign.
In a separate development, Israel reacted violently to British Prime Minister Keir Starmer in September that Israel would recognize the Palestinian state in September, unless he meets certain conditions, such as Israel’s agreement with a ceasefire and revival of the prospects of two weeks.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that the British position was rewarded for “Hamas’ monster terrorism.”
The British-Israeli woman took hostage by Hamas and said, “I was not standing on the right side of history.” Emily Damari, who was released in January after Hamas held for more than 15 months, said the prime minister was “a risk of being rewarded by terrorism.”
