The Civil Protection Service in the Gaza Strip announced today that at least 20 people were killed and dozens others were injured by Israeli army blows to the Palestinian enclave, which has been destroyed for more than 20 months of war.

At least 6 people were killed and 30 were injured “by an Israeli fire aimed at thousands of civilians waiting for help” with food near the Netzarim corridor in the central section of the enclave, spokesman Mahmoud Basal told the French Agency. At the same point, near the distribution of the US -backed, humanitarian Gaza (GHF) humanitarian institution (GHF) were killed by Israeli fire at least 21 people and more than 150 were injured yesterday.

Asked about the French agency, the Israeli army said it was “considering the situation”.

Basal also said that 14 other people were killed, including a girl, in Israeli air strikes in homes in various parts of the Gaza Strip. Five people were killed in Deir al-Balah (Center), 6 at the Nussirat camp and 3 in Susjaya (north).

Israel only relaxed in late May the complete exclusion of the Gaza Strip in early March, which caused very serious shortages of food, medicines and other basic products.

Crowds of Palestinians gather every night in the Netzarim corridor, waiting to open the distribution points where they hope to pick up food, French agency correspondents said. However, the scenes that take place are chaotic and often the crowds are attacked by Israel, who says he is beating Hamas’ terrorists.