MSF bus carrying 10 aid workers damaged in 'Israeli' air attack on Gaza City
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- An ‘Israeli’ air strike near an MSF bus in Gaza City injured one humanitarian worker, according to Médecins Sans Frontières.
- MSF said the bus was clearly marked with a large emblem and accused ‘Israeli’ forces of disregarding the safety of humanitarian and medical personnel.
An ‘Israeli’ air strike targeting a vehicle just two meters from a Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) bus carrying 10 humanitarian workers damaged the vehicle in Gaza City, the medical charity said.
MSF said one staff member was wounded in the strike on Sunday.
MSF condemns attack
The organization said the bus was clearly marked as belonging to MSF, with a large emblem displayed on its roof identifying it as a humanitarian vehicle.
“Once again, ‘Israeli’ forces have shown a blatant disregard for the safety of humanitarian and medical personnel,” MSF said in a post on X.
The group said no location in the Gaza Strip is safe and called for the protection of civilians, healthcare workers and humanitarian personnel.
The incident comes amid continued ‘Israeli’ attacks across the Gaza Strip, where humanitarian organizations have repeatedly warned about the risks facing aid workers and medical personnel.
