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At least 47 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli fire across Gaza, including 11 people who were waiting for aid trucks, Palestinian health officials say.<\/p>\n
The latest incidence of the near daily killings<\/span> of Palestinian aid seekers in recent weeks took place early on Wednesday on Salah Al-Din Street near the Netzarim corridor in central Gaza, medical sources told Al Jazeera. More than 100 others were injured in the attack, they said.<\/p>\n In other deadly Israeli strikes across Gaza, eight people were killed, and others injured, in an air strike on a home in the Zeitoun neighbourhood south of Gaza City, medical sources told Al Jazeera.<\/p>\n Eight more people were killed, and others injured, in Israeli strikes on tents of displaced people in al-Mawasi camp in Gaza\u2019s south, medical sources told Al Jazeera. The victims included a woman and two children, the Palestinian news agency Wafa reported.<\/p>\n Another strike took place on the Maghazi camp in central Gaza, news agencies reported, citing medics. Wafa reported that 10 people, including a husband, wife and children from a single family, were killed in the strike.<\/p>\n The Israeli military, when asked for comment, told the Reuters news agency that it was looking into the reported deaths of people waiting for food aid.<\/p>\n Regarding the other reported strikes, it claimed it was \u201coperating to dismantle Hamas military capabilities\u201d and taking \u201cfeasible precautions to mitigate civilian harm\u201d, Reuters reported.<\/p>\n Since Israel slightly eased its total blockade on Gaza in late May, allowing limited amounts of aid to be distributed by the controversial US- and Israel-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, killings of aid seekers have become a regular occurrence amid the chaotic scenes as desperate Palestinians clamour for food.<\/p>\n The UN and major humanitarian groups have refused to cooperate with the GHF, citing concerns that it prioritises Israeli military objectives over humanitarian needs.<\/p>\n On Tuesday, Israeli troops killed at least 70 Palestinians<\/span> and wounded hundreds as they sought aid in Gaza on the deadliest day of violence at the sites so far.<\/p>\n Gaza\u2019s health ministry said Tuesday that 397 Palestinian aid seekers had been killed and more than 3,000 wounded since distribution resumed in late May.<\/p>\n Th attacks come as Gaza\u2019s health ministry said that the death toll had risen to 55,637, with 129,880 wounded since the conflict erupted in October 2023.<\/p>\n The ministry also issued a warning of serious fuel shortages, saying that the territory\u2019s few operational hospitals had only enough fuel to last three days.<\/p>\n The ministry said that Israeli forces were preventing international aid groups and UN organisations from accessing fuel storage sites for hospitals under the pretext that they were in so-called \u201cred zones\u201d, which threatened to shut down hospitals that rely on generators for power.<\/p>\n<\/div>\nKillings of aid seekers mount<\/h2>\n
Urgent fuel warning<\/h2>\n