Storyline: Palestinians in Gaza have condemned food distribution centers supported by the U.S. and Israel as "death traps," with medics and eyewitnesses recounting numerous casualties among those desperately seeking aid. At Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, one of the few facilities still operating in southern Gaza, doctors are overwhelmed with patients suffering gunshot wounds sustained near the aid points. Most of the injured are women and children, many with bullets in the chest, head or knees, according to medical staff. They said those attempting to collect food boxes are routinely exposed to life-threatening danger. Displaced Palestinians who survived the incidents described scenes of chaos, panic and deadly force. Rami al-Ballas, whose son was wounded at one of the sites, said what is labeled "American aid" is, in reality, a massacre of the Palestinian people. Mohammed Masaoud, weary after his arduous 50-kilometer journey from northern Gaza in search of food, recounted harrowing moments of violence and indignity that he endured along the way. The Palestinian death toll in the Gaza Strip has risen to 57,418, with 136,261 people injured since the conflict between Hamas and Israel erupted on October 7, 2023, said Gaza's health authorities on Sunday. In the past 24 hours alone, Israeli attacks have killed at least 80 Palestinians and injured 304 others, according to the health authorities. Shotlist: Khan Younis, south Gaza Strip - July 6, 2025: 1. Various of injured Palestinians being sent to Nasser Hospital 2. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Moath Abu Sleem, displaced Palestinian: "I was on my way from home to the aid distribution area. On the way, I was shot in the leg, and after that, I lost consciousness. My friends gave me first aid and took me to the hospital." 3. Various of injured Palestinians waiting for treatment at Nasser Hospital 4. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Mohammed al-Qadi, displaced resident: "When we reached the aid point, we became like piles of flesh on top of each other. It takes immense suffering to get the aid. As we left, the Americans and the Israelis opened fire on us and threw grenades. The artillery shells also started raining down, and people were killed." 5. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Rami al-Ballas, displaced Palestinian: "My son went to the American aid site because of the lack of food and water. What they call 'American aid' is not aid, it's a massacre of the Palestinian people. As you can see, all the wounded around us came from that site. It's a trap for the Palestinian people. They want to eliminate the rest of our children. I forbade my son from going, but he went anyway, and now, as you can see, he's lying here, injured." 6. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Abu Ahmed, displaced Palestinian: "The Americans opened fire, and so did the Israelis. They crowd people together, and then shoot at the first sign of movement. Most of the gunfire is direct. These so-called aid zones are in fact clear and deliberate execution zones for people just trying to find a bite of food for their children." 7. Palestinians walking with luggage 8. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Mohammed Masaoud, displaced Palestinian: "I came here from the north. I traveled a distance of 50 kilometers. You can't just enter directly, you have to wait, while tanks open fire and there's a chance you could be hit. Then, when we arrive, the Americans let us in like dogs and throw the aid to us. Some manage to grab it, others don't, and people push and shove. They sprayed me with pepper spray, an American sprayed it directly in my face, and I couldn't see for half an hour." 9. Various of Palestinians walking with luggage. [Restrictions : No access Chinese mainland]