IDF says that roads to Gaza-Help centers are like sites close to the date as “battle zones”

Assistance in Gaza distribution centers will be closed on Wednesday, as the roads leading to Israeli military sites will be considered “battle zones”.

Last week, the controversial US and Israeli support network, the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), “GHF),” Update, Organization and Efficiency “, he said.

In a separate update, the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) will be “forbidden” to enter the distribution centers or traveling on the roads leading to them.

On Tuesday At least 27 Palestinians were killed by Israeli fire Close to a distribution center for Hamas managed civil defense agency.

IdF said the troops fired on their shots after determining the suspects “Sapan from the designated way of entrance”.

Was the third fatal incident It will occur in many days on one route to a GHF website.

GHF said he would start distributing help on Thursday.

Humanitarian organizations continue to warn that the Palestinians in Gaza have sufficient access to food, water and other materials.

GHF aims to replace the UN LED-LED assistance distribution network in Gaza to prevent Israel’s repetition of the United Nations, the UN and the UN denied the UN.

As part of the new distribution system, it is required to collect a small number of centers from Israeli military control and armed American contractors.

Critics say the model needs to go to sites and transport boxes to their shelters and to shelters long distances.

UN and other humanitarian organizations accused GHF not support humanitarian principles.

Tuesday, Dear Dr. Johnnie Moore – US President Donald Trump’s Christian Gospel Pastor and prominent supporters were declared as a new leader of GHF.

Was appointed to replace the first head jake tree Former US Sea Sea, who stands and criticizes the GHF model.

Israel has launched a military campaign on October 7, 2023, Hamas held on October 7, 2023 in Gaza, and 251 people were killed and 251 were taken hostage.

Since then, at least 54,470 people have killed in Gaza, including 4,201 people resumed the attack on March 18.