The Israeli army targeted aid workers west of Rafah city while continuing to bomb residential areas in different parts of the Gaza Strip, killing 14 Palestinians since Sunday evening.

Human Rights Watch has accused Israel of committing "genocide and acts of genocide" in its war on Gaza because of its restrictions on the access of the Strip's residents to water, calling for sanctions to be imposed on the Israeli occupation state.

In an investigation that reveals some of the genocide crimes that have been ongoing for more than 14 months in the Gaza Strip, Israeli officers who served in the “Netzarim” axis in the middle of the Strip said that their army shoots dead every Palestinian who approaches the area, even if he is a child or unarmed, and then leaves dogs to devour their bodies.

At least 120 Palestinians were killed in 48 hours in raids launched by the Israeli occupation army, while the Shuja'iyya neighborhood in Gaza witnessed a forced displacement movement after the occupation army warned and demanded that the residents evacuate.

The areas where the thefts of aid trucks to the people of Gaza occur are under Israeli control, and are areas close to the Kerem Shalom crossing on the easternmost border of the city of Rafah.

The Israeli Knesset on Monday approved a bill that would ban the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) from operating in Israel, despite US objections.