On Saturday in the Gaza Strip, at least 31 Palestinians were shot dead en route to an aid distribution site, while Israeli airstrikes resulted in 28 additional deaths, including four children. There is no progress in ceasefire negotiations following talks between U.S. President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu. A Red Cross field hospital experienced its largest surge of fatalities in over a year, with the majority of the injured having gunshot wounds. The ongoing conflict has exacerbated food insecurity as Israel restricts aid access, and former hostage Eli Sharabi criticized Israeli leaders for their arrogance contributing to the disaster.
At least 31 Palestinians were fatally shot while heading to an aid distribution site, while Israeli airstrikes killed at least 28 others, including four children.
The Red Cross reported its largest influx of dead in over a year after the shootings, with the majority of injuries being gunshot wounds.
Intense Israeli airstrikes continued Saturday evening in northern Gaza, raising concerns among food security experts about the potential for famine.
Arrogance is what brought the disaster upon us, stated former hostage Eli Sharabi, reflecting on the attitudes of Israeli leaders amid the ongoing crisis.
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