Day 150 in Gaza: 13 massacres, 30,534 martyred, and 71,920 injured
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The IOF has carried out 13 massacres in 24 hours, killing 124 Palestinians and injuring 210 others.
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Palestinians wounded in an Israeli strike while waiting for humanitarian aid on the beach in Gaza City are treated in Shifa Hospital in Gaza City, Thursday, February 29, 2024. (AP)
On day 150 of the brutal Israeli genocide in Gaza, 13 massacres were committed by the occupation, killing 124 Palestinian civilians, and injuring 210 others within 24 hours.
As a result of "Israel's" continued aggression on Gaza, the total death toll has increased to 30,534 martyrs and 71,920 injured, as reported by the Ministry of Health.
Thousands of civilians remain stuck beneath the rubble, while Israeli occupation forces obstruct civil defense and rescue teams, making it impossible for them to reach victims.
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'Israel' kills starved Gazans waiting for aid
Last night, Gaza's Health Ministry reported the martyrdom of multiple civilians after an Israeli airstrike targeted a humanitarian aid truck in the Kuwaiti roundabout in Deir al-Balah.
"The occupation forces committed a horrific massacre at the Kuwaiti roundabout in Gaza, which claimed dozens of martyrs and wounded," Health Ministry spokesman Dr. Ashraf al-Qudra said.
"The Israeli occupation forces (IOF) are carrying out systematic genocide targeting hundreds of thousands of hungry stomachs in northern Gaza," he added.
The aggression occurred as civilians were waiting for an aid convoy containing flour to arrive near the Kuwaiti roundabout in Gaza City.
According to preliminary estimates, nine people have been declared martyred so far.
This is the second instance of such an aggression occuring within the same week.
On Thursday, the Israeli army opened fire on Palestinians who had gathered to collect supplies of aid at al-Rashid Street. 112 were murdered and several corpses were run over by tracked vehicles.
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