After Israel's attack killed nine Palestinians, including aid workers and journalists, in Beit Lahia, the Israeli military claimed it had eliminated a 'terrorist cell' in the area. Gaza’s Media Office dismissed the claim, pointing out multiple inconsistencies in the Israeli statement.
On March 15, an Israeli drone strike on Beit Lahia in northern Gaza killed at least nine people and injured several others, according to Palestinian media.
The attack on Saturday targeted a relief team accompanied by journalists and photographers. Among the casualties were at least three local journalists.
The Palestinian Journalists’ Protection Center stated that the journalists had been documenting humanitarian relief efforts for those impacted by Israel’s ongoing assault.
Local sources also reported that Israeli warplanes targeted two vehicles carrying teams from Al-Khair Foundation while they were conducting field relief operations.
The chairman of Al-Khair Foundation, Qasim Rashid Ahmad, released a statement addressing the Israeli attack that killed nine people in Gaza’s Beit Lahia. Qasim said they were in a “humanitarian area where things were being prepared to accommodate and provide shelter to those who had lost their homes.”
Despite the ceasefire agreement that took effect on January 19, the Israeli military has conducted multiple raids in the Gaza Strip, killing dozens of Palestinians.
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