Israel confirms the loss of three soldiers in Hamas

On Tuesday, the Israeli military authorities confirmed the loss, in action, of three of its troops in the Palestinian Encycase of Gaza.

Development is the first public recognition of the armed resistance to its military campaign with high heels in Gaza.

The Israeli defense force did not give much information in addition to saying that the troops died in action following an ambush by the Al Qassam brigade, the armed wing of the Palestinian group, Hamas.

But other sources said that the troops were killed when their armored tank was attacked by elements of the Al Qassam brigade in the part of Gabalia di Gaza.

Other soldiers were also injured in the attack and the brigade confirmed that his troops were involving the Israelis in what they called intense combat fights closely.

Although he did not elaborate, other sources said that the fighting were so intense that the efforts of the Israeli military helicopters to save the troops and evacuate the dead and injured had been hindered by intense exchanges of shots.

The clashes, the first of its kind in recent times, arrive when they have emerged from the continuous chaos in the food distribution centers managed by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, GHF.

The chaos was characterized by violence in centers where tens of thousands of hungry Gazani came across to obtain food aid.

The United Nations (one) and other sources say that at least 75 Palestinians had been killed and another 400 wounded, many severely, by the Israeli troops who would presumably open fire on food hunters in the last four days.

The GHF was created by Israel and by its main supporter, America, to do the part of the existing humanitarian structure of the United Nations Agency for rescue and the works, UNRWA, who had been responsible for humanitarian services in Gaza and in employed West Bank, since the 1950s.

Israel accuses UNRWA of collaborating with Hamas but has not yet publicly shown proof as required by the interested parties.

GHF distributes aid in three of its four designated centers, which many critics describe as seriously inadequate.

The UNRWA, for its part, has 400 distribution centers, but cannot manage them due to the Israeli ban.

The United Nations and other humanitarian agencies moved away from Ghf, whose head, Jake Woods, resigned, notifying what he defined the lack of clarity on the intent of the Foundation.

UNRWA claims to have more than 9,000, (nine thousand tons of food and other aid stuck on the border because Israel excluded the trucks that brought them to them to enter Gaza.

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