The Gaza Health Ministry has reported that Israeli military forces killed 32 people in an attack near a humanitarian aid distribution site. This incident adds to the growing death toll, with the U.N. estimating over 670 Palestinians have been killed since May in such areas. Mourners gathered at Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, Gaza, on Saturday with the bodies of two people killed near a Gaza Humanitarian Foundation distribution site. The attack has intensified fears among humanitarian workers and aid agencies, who are concerned about the safety of aid operations in the region. International observers have raised concerns over the escalating violence, with many calling for immediate de-escalation and protection of civilians. The humanitarian crisis continues to worsen as aid organizations struggle to reach those in need, with reports of blocked access and restricted movement complicating relief efforts. The Israeli military has not yet commented on the incident, though previous statements have emphasized the need for security in areas where aid is being distributed. The incident highlights the ongoing tensions and the challenges faced by humanitarian efforts in the region, with both sides accused of exacerbating the crisis.