Israeli Occupation Forces and American Security Company Kill 13 Civilians in Gaza
The Israeli occupation forces and an American security company have been criticized for opening fire on starving civilians in Gaza, resulting in the deaths of 13 citizens and injuring 153 others. This incident brings the total death toll to 125 martyrs, 736 injured, and 9 missing since the aid distribution centers began operating on May 27, 2025. The Government Media Office has condemned these actions, calling them a full-fledged war crime and a crime against humanity.
Key Takeaways:
- 13 citizens were killed and 153 others were injured in an incident involving Israeli occupation forces and an American security company in Gaza.
- The incident occurred near two aid distribution centers east of Rafah Governorate and near the Wadi Gaza Bridge.
- The total death toll since the centers began operating on May 27, 2025, is 125 martyrs, 736 injured, and 9 missing.
- The Government Media Office considers the aid distribution centers to be "bloody traps" into which hungry crowds are lured and targeted with direct and explosive bullets.
- The office has condemned these actions, calling them a full-fledged war crime and a crime against humanity, and has called on the international community to take immediate action.
- The office has rejected the "buffer zones" or "humanitarian corridors" imposed by the occupation, which have proven to be nothing more than exposed traps where civilians are gathered in preparation for targeting and killing them.
- The continued starvation of civilians in Gaza has revealed the true face of the occupation and placed humanity before a decisive moral test.
Statistics:
- 13 civilians killed in the incident
- 153 civilians injured in the incident
- Total death toll since May 27, 2025: 125 martyrs
- Total number of injured since May 27, 2025: 736
- Total number of missing since May 27, 2025: 9
- Date of incident: Sunday, June 8, 2025
- Number of aid distribution centers: 2
- Location of aid distribution centers: east of Rafah Governorate and near the Wadi Gaza Bridge
Sources:
- Government Media Office (Maan News Agency, June 8, 2025)