51 Palestinians Killed in Gaza

Hospital sources in Gaza have reported​ that as early this​ morning, 51 people⁤ have been killed across various⁤ parts of Gaza‍ due too attacks by the⁣ Israeli military.

According to​ the English section of webangah News Agency,⁤ citing Al-Masirah via‍ Mehr News Agency, hospital sources in Gaza ⁤confirmed that 51 ​people⁤ have been killed so far today in different areas of Gaza as​ an inevitable result of‍ attacks by the Israeli army.

Palestinian sources reported ⁤five fatalities and several injuries from‌ israeli artillery ⁣strikes targeting the⁣ Jabaliya al-Nazlah area in ‍northern Gaza.

Hospital⁢ authorities also stated that a young girl was killed and several​ others injured ⁤during an attack on ​the al-Sabra neighborhood​ in Gaza City.

The same sources noted that​ in deir al-Balah, central Gaza, an Israeli strike targeted a bicycle, resulting in one death.

Meanwhile, recent​ data from the United Nations and rescue ‍security ⁤databases indicate that last year ‍saw almost a one-third increase‌ in rescue worker⁢ fatalities worldwide-especially within the occupied territories-with numbers reaching around 400. This marks​ the ⁤highest recorded toll since 1997.

According to this​ report, 383 aid workers died‌ in 2024 alone, nearly half‍ of whom were based in Gaza and‍ the occupied Palestinian​ territories.

Tam Fletcher, UN Deputy Secretary-General ‌for Humanitarian affairs, condemned these attacks‌ as a consequence of​ “the shameful indifference” displayed by the international ⁢community toward this issue.

Preliminary data show‍ that 265 aid workers ⁢lost their lives this year so far: 173 deaths occurred ‌in Gaza; 36 were recorded in Sudan; and 3 took ​place in Ukraine.

One ⁤of the deadliest‌ incidents happened last March when 15 aid workers ‌and emergency personnel were killed across three separate incidents caused by Israeli fire. The victims were afterward buried together⁣ in a ⁤mass grave.

The Israel Defense ⁣Forces⁤ attributed these events to “operational​ misunderstandings” and failure to comply with higher command instructions. A commander was dismissed over‌ these operations.

experts note that although aid workers⁢ enjoy ⁣protections under international humanitarian law, ‌ther are few instances where legal action has been pursued against such ⁢attacks.

News Sources: © webangah news Agency

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