News - Middle East: At least nine Palestinians, including two journalists, were martyred, Saturday, as a result of a drone strike by the Zionist enemy entity in Beit Lahia, northern Gaza Strip.

Palestinian sources reported that 9 martyrs were killed when Zionist enemy aircraft targeted a vehicle carrying a group of workers from the "Al-Khair" organization in the northern Gaza Strip.

According to the sources, the enemy forces fired at the vehicle carrying the journalists, noting that they were filming a televised report using a drone.

Almasirah Net correspondent reported that the enemy entity's attack resulted in the martyrdom of all journalists and field crews who were in the vehicle.

Meanwhile, the Gaza Ministry of Health stated that a number of martyrs, injured individuals arrived at the Indonesian Hospital, including critical cases, due to the ongoing Israeli aggression on the Strip.

For its part, the Palestinian Resistance Committees mourned the martyrs who were killed in the Zionist enemy’s bombing of the Al-Khair organization’s vehicle in the Beit Lahia area.

The committees said in a statement "The crime of killing the martyrs in the Al-Khair organization's vehicle is a new Zionist crime added to the crimes of the Zionist enemy and the ongoing aggression on all areas of the Gaza Strip, as well as a new violation of the ceasefire agreement, which the fascist enemy has failed to uphold."

"Targeting journalists and employees of charitable organizations has become a recurring scene carried out by the Zionist enemy with a deliberate and calculated policy to kill the truth and halt charitable work, ultimately aiming to kill both lives and people," it added.

The statement called on the mediators to fulfill their role in overseeing the ceasefire agreement and to pressure the Zionist entity to compel it to implement its obligations.

The Israeli occupation halted the entry of all aid supplies to Gaza on March 2, hours after the first phase of its fragile ceasefire deal with the Palestinian group Hamas expired, raising fears of deepening hunger and more hardships for the territory’s population.
The occupation regime has also cut electricity to a crucial water desalination plant, threatening Gaza’s potable water supply.

Rights organizations have accused ‘Israel’ of crimes against humanity and violations of international laws for cutting off aid to Gaza.