More than 30 were killed in Gaza on Monday by alleged Israeli gunfire while trying to reach food aid distribution sites, the Hamas-run Gaza Ministry of Health said.

Survivors from one of the shootings said Israeli forces began firing on the crowd of hungry Palestinians in the pre-dawn hours.

CAIRO: Israeli fire killed at least 40 people, half of them near an aid distribution site operated by the US-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation on Monday, the territory’s health ministry said, as UN officials denounced Israeli-backed aid delivery methods.

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Israeli troops opened fire Monday as crowds tried to reach Israeli- and U.S.-supported food distribution centers in Gaza, witnesses said. The 34 people killed, according to health officials, made it the deadliest day of such shootings since the new aid system launched last month.

Former commander of the British military forces in Afghanistan tells Arutz Sheva Hamas attacked the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation's workers out of desperation as the aid provided to Gazans undermines its rule.

After pausing its activities for a day on orders from the IDF, the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation says it currently plans to operate all three of its aid distribution centers in the Gaza Strip tomorrow.