GAZA: The Gaza Civil Defense Organization has reported that at least 50 people have died in Israeli airstrikes across various locations in the Gaza Strip since the morning of Saturday. According to the report, 32 of the victims were killed while standing in line to receive humanitarian aid. Mahamoud Basal, spokesperson for the Gaza Civil Defense, stated that the bodies of dozens, including several children and a woman, have been recovered from the areas west of Khan Younis, Rafah, and around aid distribution centers and over 100 others have also been injured in these attacks. On Friday, 10 more Palestinians lost their lives near food distribution centers. Additionally, 9 people were killed in an attack on the al-Shakush area in northwest Rafah, and another individual was killed near the Netzarim junction. Reports indicate that Israeli fighter jets targeted a school housing displaced persons in the Sheikh Radwan area of northern Gaza, resulting in at least three civilian deaths and several injuries. Despite a slight reduction in restrictions on humanitarian aid entry, clashes and attacks continue near aid distribution centers. Since the onset of the conflict, over 57,000 individuals have been killed in Gaza, with approximately 140,000 injured.
