Israeli soldiers killed at least 25 people near the distribution center for distribution of humanitarian aid in the Gaza Strip, according to Palestinian medical sources.
According to data from the medical community of local hospitals in Nasser, about 70 people were injured by gunfire and shelling from the Israeli Army.
They were transferred from the al-tina area of Khan Yunis to the hospital.
The number of deaths is expected to increase due to the severity of the large number of cases, medical sources said.
Israeli troops said the incident was being investigated in response to inquiries.
The controversial Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) is currently responsible for the distribution of food in the Gaza Strip. With the support of Israel and the United States, the Foundation began working at the end of May after a month of delivery of aid in Israel.
But the United Nations has criticized the Foundation for too few distribution centers, where people and routes to them are in extreme danger.
According to the United Nations, hundreds of people have been killed near distribution centers and aid convoys since the end of May.
