Day 180: 32,975 killed, 75,577 injured in Gaza
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On the 180th day since October 7, hundreds of Palestinians' bodies remain on the streets and under the rubble, as the IOF prevent ambulances and civil defense crews from reaching them.
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Palestinians inspect the ruins of a residential building destroyed by an Israeli airstrike in Rafah, southern Gaza Strip, Friday, March 29, 2024. (AP)
The Ministry of Health in Gaza announced that the number of Palestinians killed since the beginning of the Israeli genocide against Gaza on October 7 has risen to 32,975 and those injured to 75,577.
The Israeli occupation forces committed six massacres against families in Gaza in the past 24 hours, killing 59 and injuring 83, the ministry further revealed.
Many victims remain on the streets and under the rubble as the IOF prevent ambulances and civil defense crews from reaching them, it stressed.
IOF strike in Gaza kills several foreign aid workers
The Health Ministry in Gaza confirmed on April 1 that four foreign aid workers and their Palestinian driver were killed when an Israeli strike hit their car.
The Ministry stated that five martyrs had arrived at a hospital in central Gaza's Deir al-Balah after "an Israeli strike targeted a vehicle belonging to the American organization World Central Kitchen."
"They hold British, Australian, and Polish nationalities, with the fourth nationality not known," it said in another statement, which added that the fifth person killed was a Palestinian driver and translator.
We are aware of reports that members of the World Central Kitchen team have been killed in an IDF attack while working to support our humanitarian food delivery efforts in Gaza. This is a tragedy. Humanitarian aid workers and civilians should NEVER be a target. EVER.
— World Central Kitchen (@WCKitchen) April 1, 2024
The World Central Kitchen said in a post on X that it was "aware of reports" that members of its staff had been killed in an Israeli attack while working to support humanitarian food delivery efforts in Gaza.
"This is a tragedy. Humanitarian aid workers and civilians should NEVER be a target. EVER," it stressed.
