At least 30 Palestinians killed by Israeli attacks on Gaza

As a result of Israeli attacks have killed at least 30 people throughout the Gaza Strip, local authorities said on June 18th.

Among the victims are also Palestinians who were killed while waiting in line to receive aid in front of distribution centres.

Three weeks ago, Israel partially removed the blockade located in Gaza, which had been unable to access supplies to Palestinian territory for almost three months.

Since the blockades were partially removed, there have been reports of Palestinians killed near relief centres almost every day.

Health workers said that in separate air attacks on houses at the Miraz refugee camp and Zeitu neighbourhood in northern Gaza, at least 14 people were killed. Five others were killed in Han Yunis, south of Palestinian territory, reports REL, broadcast Periscope.

Eleven others were killed as Palestinians were waiting for trucks with aid sent by the United Nations to central Gaza, health workers said.

The Israeli Army said it is investigating reports of the deaths of people waiting to receive food. As for other attacks, the military said they were intended to destroy Hamas' military capacities ʹ the Palestinian group declared terrorist organisations by the United States and the European Union.

On Tuesday, the Ministry of Health in Gaza said 397 Palestinians have been killed and more than 3,000 have been injured while waiting for the relief supplies since their distribution began at several centres in this territory at the end of May.

The Gaza war began when Hamas - led militants attacked the south of Israel, killing about 1,200 people and taking close to 250 hostages. Israel says 58 hostages remain in Gaza, though it is believed that about 35 of them are dead.

Since then, Israel's war has killed more than 55,000 people in Gaza, many of them women and children, according to Palestinian health officials. /Periscope