The Palestine Red Crisant Society (PRCS) has accused the Israeli forces of attacking their headquarters in Gaza Strip, killing one worker and three others injured.
The humanitarian organization said the attack “set the building on fire” in early Sunday.
Describing an overnight attack on the facility in the southern city of Khan Younis, as “deliberately”, PRCS said that its headquarters was “well known” and “clearly marked with protective red symbol”.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) told the BBC that it was reviewing the claim that a PRCS building was damaged and “as a result of the IDF strike, the people binned in the Khan Younis area were damaged”.
A video shared by the PRC on social media showed parts of the building on the fire and was filled with smoke, while later paintings showed heavy damage to the building and many large bloodshed.
In a statement, the aid agency stated that “immediately after midnight, the Israeli artillery hit the upper floors of the building directly”.
“As the PRCS teams were emptying the employees and inspecting the damage, the second floor was again killed, followed by the straight shelling of the ground, while the rescue teams were fighting the explosion caused by the bombing.”
The PRCS nominated the slain worker as Omar Icelem and said it was “heartbroken” on his death. It said that two other workers were injured, as well as a citizen who was trying to set fire. The agency stated that the building was “clearly marked” with its symbol.
“It was not a mistake,” PRCS said. “We renew our calls for accountability and for the safety of all humanitarian and medical personnel.”
The aid agency said that since the onset of the war, “51 employees and volunteers in Gaza were killed by Israel, including 29 who lost their lives while performing human duties”.
The United Nations Human Rights Office expressed “deep shocks and displeasure” over the continuous killings of emergency employees in Gaza and urged an independent investigation.
This incident occurs as a warning about the human situation in Gaza.
On Sunday, Hamas-Run Gaza Health Ministry said that at least 104 people were killed by Israeli military aggressive in the last 24 hours. The ministry said 65 people were killed to seek assistance.
The latest data of the United Nations indicates that at least 1,373 Palestinians have been killed from late May to demand food.
It has been a majority Israel and US-supported Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) killed by Israeli Army near distribution sitesThe United Nations says. The GHF denied the UN figures of at least 859 killed in the surrounding area of its sites.
Israel has accused Hamas of provoking chaos near the aid centers and says that its army deliberately does not open a fire on citizens.
Meanwhile, Egyptian state media has reported that two lorry with very important fuel are waiting to enter Gaza.
Israel has warned of a decrease in important medical facilities for weeks after starting all assistance and 11 -week blockade of goods in Gaza.
Since then it has been partially removed, but human agencies have stated that more aid should be allowed to enter Gaza to prevent famine and malnutrition from deteriorating.
The Hamas-Interested Health Ministry said on Sunday that one and six people died of malnutrition, which included 175 children in total since the onset of the war.
Israel denied that it was deliberately blocking the assistance flowing in Gaza and accuses the United Nations and other aid agencies of failing to distribute it.
On Sunday, the IDF stated that 136 aid package, which had food for residents in southern and northern Gaza, was airidrops by Israel in collaboration with the United Arab Emirates, Jordan, Egypt, France, Germany and Belgium.
The IDF launched a campaign in Gaza on 7 October 2023 in response to a Hamas -led attack on Southern Israel, killing around 1,200 people and 251 others were taken hostage.
Hamas-Run Gaza Health Ministry says that 60,839 people have been killed in Gaza Strip.
