Continued Israeli atrocities in Gaza as hundreds buried, desperately awaiting aid

The war between Israel and Hamas that has been going on for months is showing no signs of stopping. Innocent people are losing their lives every day in the war. On Thursday, Gaza's Health Ministry said that hundreds of people died in Israeli firing while waiting for help. According to reports, hungry and thirsty people were waiting for aid trucks at the Nabulsi intersection in Gaza City for several days. During this time, 104 people died and more than 280 people were injured in the Israeli bombing. A hospital in Gaza confirmed the attack, saying they had so far recovered 10 bodies and were treating dozens of victims. 

The crowd was waiting for relief trucks

An Israeli army spokesperson has denied any such incident. When asked, he said that he was not aware of any information about the attack at the said place. After this, the Israeli Army confirmed in its statement that after the arrival of relief trucks, there was a scuffle among the people, and many people were injured. Meanwhile, an Israeli source said that the army opened fire indiscriminately on the crowd waiting for help. 

The office of Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas strongly condemned the firing by Israeli forces at the Nabulsi intersection. Gaza Health Ministry spokesperson Ashraf al-Qidra said the incident occurred at the Nabulshi intersection in Gaza City, where people were waiting for aid trucks. 

Israel will be responsible for the failure of talks

In the latest attack by the Israeli army, Palestine's extremist Islamic group Hamas said that such incidents will have a negative impact on the ceasefire agreement and the talks on the release of hostages. A Hamas leader said that the movement will not be paid for by the deaths of our people. Hamas said in a warning tone that the biggest reason for the failure of the talks would be Israel.