A: Hey buddy, any news from Gaza lately?

B: Nah, just the usual. What's up?

A: Well, it turns out that since late May, over 100 people have been killed in Israeli attacks near aid distribution centers in Gaza!

B: Whoa, that sounds serious. What are these aid distributions for anyway?

A: The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation started distributing food because of severe food shortages. But here's the catch – Israel has been limiting UN-led aid deliveries.

B: That doesn't sound good... I guess some people have been going to these distribution sites, right?

A: Yeah, unfortunately, Israeli Defense Forces have reportedly been firing at residents heading there, causing daily casualties.

B: That's terrible! They even attacked a group near an aid site on Monday and injured 11 people.

A: And guess what else? Israel has just confirmed the body of Hamas' top military leader, who was killed in an airstrike last month.

B: Wow, it seems like things are getting tougher for them. I hope it all gets better soon.
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Health authorities in the Gaza Strip said on Sunday that 115 people have been killed in Israeli attacks near US-backed aid distribution centers since late last month.



The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation began distributing food on May 27 amid severe food shortages, as Israel has been restricting the UN-led aid deliveries.



Israeli Defense Forces have reportedly opened fire on residents heading to distribution sites, causing casualties on a daily basis.



The foundation continued distributing food on Monday. Local media reported on the same day that 11 people were injured in an Israeli drone attack on gatherings of residents near an aid distribution site in central Gaza.



Israeli forces are stepping up pressure on Hamas. They announced on Sunday that they confirmed the body of the Islamic group's top military leader, who was killed in an airstrike last month.