Emergency service officials say that ten people, including six children, have been killed in the Israeli airstrike, waiting for water containers to fill water containers on Sunday.
His bodies were sent to Al-Awadh Hospital in Nuserat, in which 16 injured people, including seven children, were also treated, a doctor said.
Witnesses said The drone fired a missile in a crowd with an empty jerry compartment next to a water tanker at the Al-Nusrat refugee camp.
The Israeli army stated that an Islamic jihad “terrorist” was a “technical error” with a target strike, causing Munishan to be dropped at a distance of dozens of meters from the target. The incident is being reviewed, the army said.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) stated that it was “known about the casualties in the area as a result”, saying that this citizen “regrets as much as possible” and “regrets to harm a citizen”.
The subsequent verified video race dozens of people to help the injured, including children, lying between the yellow jerry compartments.
The BBC was able to indicate the location by matching the verified location with the position of the nearby roofs, trees and telegraph poles.
It was filmed in the morning local time, from Chhaya Se, on about 80 meters (262 ft) road in the south-west of Nusherat Junior High School. The site itself is two buildings from another building listed online as kindergarten.
A tanker truck was parked on the road three weeks ago.
From the video, it cannot be determined what the site hit and, if it was a malfunction in an Israeli munishan, in which direction it was removed.
The strike took place after the Israeli airstrikes in the Gaza Strip.
A spokesman for Gaza’s Civil Defense Agency said 19 other Palestinians were killed in three separate strikes on residential buildings in Central Gaza and Gaza city on Sunday.
Separately, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) stated that it had treated more large -scale casualties in its Rafah Field Hospital in the last six weeks in the last six weeks.
It said that 132 patients found “suffering from arms related injuries” at his Field Hospital in Rafa on Saturday, out of which 31 died.
The “overwhelming majority” of the patients had gunshot wounds, the couple, and “all responsible persons” reported that they were trying to reach food distribution sites.
It said that the hospital had treated more than 3,400 weapons – Ghail patients and had recorded more than 250 deaths since the opening of new food distribution sites on 27 May – more than “all the massive casualties treated in the hospital”.
ICRC said, “The dangerous frequency of these massive casualties and the scale is underlining citizens of terrible circumstances in Gaza,” the ICRC said.
On Saturday, Southern Gaza’s Nasir Hospital 24 people were killed near a support distribution siteWhere the witnesses said that Israeli soldiers had set fire as people were trying to reach the food.
The Israeli Defense Force (IDF) stated that the site had no “known injured person” from the IDF fire. Separately, an Israeli military official said the warning shots were fired to disperse those who believed the IDF believed that it was a threat.
The United Nations Human Rights Office said on Friday that it had so far registered 789 assistance related murders.
It states that 615 were in the vicinity of America and the Israeli -backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) sites, which were opened on 27 May and operated by American private security contractors inside military areas in southern and central Gaza.
Other 183 murders were registered with the United Nations and other assistance convoys.
The Israeli Army said that it is believed that there were incidents in which citizens were damaged and it was working to reduce “possible friction between population and” [Israeli] As much as possible for force “.
The GHF accused the UN of using “false and misleading” data from Gaza’s Hamas-Interested Health Ministry.
GHF Boss Johnny Moore First told BBC He was not denying deaths near the assistance places, but said “100% of those casualties were being held responsible for the proximity to GHF” and it was “not true”.
Israel does not give international news organizations including BBC to Gaza.
Israel launched a military operation in Gaza on 7 October 2023 in response to the Hamas border attack, killing around 1,200 people and 251 others were taken hostage.
According to the Hamas-Interested Health Ministry, at least 57,882 people have been killed in Gaza since then.
Most of Gaza’s population has been displaced several times.
More than 90% of homes are estimated to be damaged or destroyed. Healthcare, water, hygiene and hygiene systems have collapsed, and lack of food, fuel, medicine and shelter.
This week, for the first time in 130 days, 75,000 liters of fuel was allowed in Gaza – “The United Nations said that the daily needs of the population and important civil aid operations”, the United Nations said.
Nine United Nations agencies warned on Saturday that Gaza’s fuel lack had reached “significant levels”, and if the fuel goes out, it would affect hospitals, water systems, hygiene networks and bakers.
The United Nations said, “Hospitals are already failing dark, maternity, newborn and intensive care units, and ambulances can no longer move forward.”
