Israeli military strikes have killed 32 Palestinians in Gaza, doctors say

JERUSALEM/CAIRO – The Israeli military said it killed a Palestinian it accused of involvement in Hamas’s attack on Israel on October 7 in a vehicle attack in Gaza, and is investigating claims that the individual was an associate of the aid group World Central Kitchen .

At least 32 Palestinians were killed in Israeli military strikes in Gaza that night and on November 30, with most casualties reported in the northern areas, doctors told Reuters.

Later on November 30, medics said seven people were killed when an Israeli airstrike targeted a vehicle near a gathering of Palestinians receiving aid in the southern part of Khan Younis, south of the enclave.

According to residents and a Hamas source, the vehicle that targeted a crowd receiving flour belonged to security personnel responsible for overseeing the delivery of aid shipments to Gaza.

Among the 32 people killed, at least seven died in an Israeli attack on a house in central Gaza City, according to a statement from the Gaza Civil Defense and the official Palestinian news agency WAFA early November 30.

The Gaza Civil Defense also reported that one of its officers was killed in attacks in Jabalia in northern Gaza, bringing the total number of civil defense workers killed since October 7, 2023 to 88.

Earlier on November 30, WAFA reported that three employees of the World Central Kitchen, a US-based non-governmental humanitarian organization, were killed when a civilian vehicle was targeted in Khan Younis.

The World Central Kitchen has not yet commented on the incident. REUTERS