Israel bombed a kitchen that provided meals to the displaced in Gaza, killing three and injuring others, while the Palestinian Health Ministry in Gaza said Israel has killed at least 871 people since the so-called ceasefire began last October.

Aid Kitchen Targeted in Gaza

The strike hit a kitchen that was supplying meals to displaced families in the northern part of Gaza; the facility was reportedly supported by international aid groups and operated to feed thousands of people affected by the ongoing conflict.

Death Toll Rises

The Palestinian Health Ministry stated that at least 871 people have been killed in Gaza since the ceasefire began in October — the ministry reported that the casualties include civilians, including children and elderly individuals, who were in the area when the strike occurred.

According to the ministry. The three individuals who were killed in the strike were among those seeking food relief as the humanitarian situation in Gaza continues to deteriorate; the strike has raised concerns about the targeting of aid infrastructure, which is meant to provide essential services to civilians in need.

International Aid Groups Respond

Several international aid organizations have expressed concern over the bombing of the kitchen. One organization said the attack could have serious implications for humanitarian efforts in the region, as it undermines the ability to provide food and support to vulnerable populations.

A representative from one of the aid groups said the attack was a direct hit on the infrastructure designed to support displaced families; the representative said the organization is working to assess the damage and determine how to continue operations in the area despite the strike.

The Palestinian Health Ministry has called for an immediate investigation into the incident and has asked for international support to hold those responsible accountable, and the ministry said it has been documenting incidents of civilian casualties and has shared its findings with relevant international bodies.

Israel has not yet commented on the specific strike but has previously stated that it carries out military operations to protect its citizens from threats; the Israeli Defense Forces have said that all operations are conducted with care to minimize harm to civilians.

As the humanitarian situation in Gaza continues to worsen, the strike on the aid kitchen has sparked renewed calls for de-escalation and for the protection of civilians in conflict zones. The incident has drawn attention from both regional and international observers, who are urging for greater accountability and transparency in the conduct of military operations.