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Israel said on Wednesday its airstrike on a U.N.
food distribution centre in southern Gaza killed a Hamas commander whom it targeted, and Palestinian health officials said it killed four more people including a U.N.
worker, Reuters reported.The Israeli military said the strike killed Mohammad Abu Hasna, whom it described as a Hamas militant who provided intelligence to the group on Israeli troops& positions and was &also involved in taking control of humanitarian aid and distributing it to Hamas terrorists.In a statement, Hamas said Abu Hasna was a member of its police force and condemned his killing as a &cowardly assassination& meant to disrupt aid distribution.Hamas identified another of the five killed as the head of an emergency committee for Rafah, Nidal al-Sheikh Eid.The main U.N.
agency for Palestinians (UNRWA) said one of its facilities had been hit in Rafah, an area in southern Gaza where more than half of Gaza's 2.3 million population is sheltering, read the report.At least one UNRWA staff member was among the five killed and 22 others were injured, the agency said, adding that the facility's coordinates had been shared with the Israeli military.Today's attack on one of the very few remaining UNRWA distribution centres in the Gaza Strip comes as food supplies are running out, hunger is widespread and, in some areas, turning into famine,& said UNRWA chief Philippe Lazzarini.Hamas has denied Israel's accusations that it diverts food aid and says Israel is using famine to pressure the Palestinian population.Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Wednesday he was determined to have UNRWA replaced by other agencies without harming aid distribution, citing alleged links between the agency and Hamas militants.In Washington, United States Secretary of State Antony Blinken at a news briefing said he had not yet received details of the incident but said Israel must protect safety of humanitarian workers despite tough conditions.You&re in a war zone.
You have a terrorist group that is firing from hospitals, from schools, from apartment buildings, but the Israeli military, the Israeli government have a responsibility and an obligation to do everything possible to ensure that the humanitarians can do their jobs,& said Blinken.With the Gaza war now in its sixth month, The U.N.
has warned that at least 576,000 people in Gaza & one-quarter of the population & are on the brink of famine and global pressure has been growing on Israel to allow more access to the enclave.On Tuesday, the United Nations used a new land route to deliver food to northern Gaza for the first time in three weeks, Reuters reported.We have been taking efforts to facilitate more aid into northern Gaza,& Israeli government spokesperson Tal Heinrich told journalists on Wednesday.
&This was a pilot to prevent Hamas from taking over the aid as they often do.The United States , Jordan and others have conducted airdrops of aid in Gaza and on Tuesday a ship carrying 200 tonnes of aid left Cyprus in a pilot project to open a sea corridor to deliver supplies.
While U.N.
officials have welcomed new aid routes, they stress there is no substitute for land access.The war began when Hamas fighters attacked Israel on Oct.
7, killing 1,200 people and seizing 253 hostages, according to Israeli tallies.
Israel then launched an air, sea and ground assault that has killed more than 31,000 Palestinians, health authorities in Hamas-run Gaza say.Since the Gaza war began, violence has also risen in the Israeli-occupied West Bank, with stepped up Israeli military raids and Palestinian street attacks.On Wednesday, Israeli officials said a 15-year-old Palestinian stabbed a soldier and a guard at a checkpoint between the West Bank and Jerusalem before being shot dead, read the report.In separate incidents, Israeli forces killed two Palestinians during a raid in Jenin, the official Palestinian news agency WAFA said, while a 13-year-old Palestinian was killed by Israeli forces on the outskirts of Jerusalem, in what Israeli police described as a violent riot.The post Israel says air strike on Gaza UN food center killed Hamas militant first appeared on Ariana News.





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