Medical sources reported, Sunday evening, that the Israeli forces committed a new massacre against citizens at the Kuwait Roundabout in Gaza City.

It said that the Israeli forces opened fire on citizens at the Kuwait roundabout while they were waiting for aid trucks loaded with flour, which led to the death and injury of dozens of citizens.

It added that the Israeli forces are carrying out systematic genocide crimes targeting hungry stomachs in northern Gaza.

Earlier today, Israeli warplanes bombed a small truck carrying humanitarian aid in Deir al-Balah in the central Gaza Strip, killing eight citizens and wounding others.

Last Thursday, the Israeli forces and tanks stationed on the Harun al-Rashid coastal road, west of Gaza City, opened machine gun fire towards thousands of citizens near the Nabulsi roundabout who were waiting for trucks loaded with humanitarian aid to arrive, which led to the death of 117 citizens and the injury of hundreds.

Yesterday, Saturday, the Israeli forces also targeted a group of citizens who were waiting for humanitarian aid to arrive near the Nabulsi roundabout, northwest of Gaza City, leading to the death of a citizen and the injury of 26 others.

The Gaza Strip, which is subjected to continuous Israeli aggression on land, sea and air, is living in extremely difficult humanitarian conditions, amounting to famine.

The Israeli authorities continue to prevent and obstruct the arrival of humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip, especially to the northern regions, while the aid that reaches the south of the Strip is not sufficient for the needs of citizens, especially in Rafah, which is considered the last refuge for the displaced, and which, despite its small area estimated at about 65 square kilometers, that hosts more than 1.3 million Palestinians.

United Nations humanitarian workers warned during a session of the UN Security Council last Tuesday that more than half a million residents of the Gaza Strip are “one step away from famine.”

The number of killed as a result of the ongoing aggression on the Gaza Strip since the seventh of last October has risen to 30,410, the majority of whom are children and women, and 71,700 injured, while thousands of victims are still under the rubble.