Around midnight on June 13th 2025, at least 10 civilians, all men, were reportedly killed and up to 125 others were injured by alleged Israeli drone strikes at the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation aid distribution point on Salah al-Din Street, in the vicinity of the “Netzarim checkpoint”, in the central Gaza Strip.

Victims who have been identified as killed in the attack include Bassam Abu Aisha (Abu Momen), Subhi al-Atawneh (al-Ataya), 18-year-old Abdullah Ahmed al-Batran, all from al-Nuseirat Refugee Camp in central Gaza, 35-year-old Abdul Moneim Hassan Anwar al-Saidi from al-Maghazi Refugee Camp, 34-year-old Sameh Saber Sameh Muqbil, husband of Yasmeen Khalil and father to a little daughter from al-Maghazi Refugee Camp, 42-year-old Majed Samir Mahmoud Alian, 26-year-old Waseem Adel Hussein Abu Shanab, 37-year-old Ahmed Youssef Mahmoud Hathat, and Muhammad al-Naqla, all from al-Nuseirat Refugee Camp and Montaser Mohammed Khamis Abu Rahma from Block C at al-Nuseirat Refugee Camp.

Where possible, the names of the victims have been matched with the Palestinian Ministry of Health (MoH) lists, which include national ID numbers. Since October 26, 2023, the MoH has released multiple lists of named fatalities. Airwars is matching individuals to the first list where their name appeared. In regard to this incident, names are matched to the tenth “Palestinian Ministry of Health List of Fatalities in Gaza”, which was released on July 16, 2025. The ages of most of the victims were found out with the help of MoH list, while the age of Waseem Abu Shanab was found by cross-checking his name against lists of fatalities shared online by Genocide in Gaza, which has a list of the names of “martyrs” from Israeli forces and includes the name of the victim, their age, their date of death, and the “circumstances of martyrdom.”

According to multiple sources, the earliest report came from @Palcampnews at 11:34 p.m. on the preceding day, stating that al-Awda Hospital in Nuseirat had received two injured people after Israeli military forces attacked civilians gathered on Salah al-Din Street, south of the Wadi Gaza area in the central Gaza Strip. By 1:39 a.m., Safa News updated their earlier reporting to reflect that the number of injured had risen to 27 following the Israeli drone attack, which involved several bombs “targeting” civilians gathered on Salah al-Din Street and by 10:53 a.m. had updated their toll to eight killed and 125 injured among “civilian gatherings near the aid distribution point”.

Journalist Mohamed Awad provided similar information on Facebook that Israeli military fire from positions north of Al-Bureij camp near Wadi Gaza had killed eight people and injured 125 others, adding that three of the deceased were pulled from under the Wadi Gaza bridge and transferred to al-Awda Hospital.

Family and friends mourned through Facebook posts the victims of the attack.

A Facebook post from Hala Kh Sada mourned their aunt’s husband, Bassam Abu Aisha, who they described as someone “who passed away hoping for a livelihood with determination and ambition, but death came to him on the path of misery. He is a martyr who strove, never taking a step back, for the sake of the children in the house.” The official al-Nuseirat page also offered prayers for Bassam and included an image of him, a middle-aged man dressed in a button-up blue shirt.

The official al-Nuseirat page also mourned Muhammad al-Naqla, a young man who is seen holding a young girl, possibly his daughter.

In a mourning post for her brother, Roaa Muqbil wrote that Sameh Saber Saeed Muqbil died at 2 a.m. at the Netzarim checkpoint, describing her brother as “kind, well-mannered, and honest” and included an image of Sameh, a young man pictured in a blue button-up, and Sameh’s burial site, covered in colorful flowers. Sameh’s other sisters, Nada Muqbil and Aya Fadi, also memorialized their brother Sameh and offered prayers for him in the afterlife, including pictures of Sameh with a young girl, possibly his daughter.

Abdul Moneim Anwar Hassan Al-Saidi was mourned by his cousin Khames Al-Saidi and Abu Marwan Shukr, who noted that the Al-Saidi family had lost three members: Alaa (killed five years ago), Sheikh Anwar (at the start of the current war), and now Abdul Moneim. The post included a picture of the three brothers on the beach with waves behind them, with Abdul Moneim in the middle. According to his profile on the website Genocide in Gaza, Abdul was married.

The “Great Nuseirat GASA” Facebook page and cousin Mahmoud Mostafa memorialized Abdullah al-Batran, a young man pictured in a white t-shirt with the logo “hyper” on the front.

The “Great Nuseirat GASA” Facebook page mourned another victim from Nuseirat, Majed Alian, while Ahmed Al-Assar referred to the news of Majed’s death as hitting them like a “thunderbolt”. Both included an image of Majed in a sky-blue long-sleeve top posing for the picture.

Cousin Shadi Abu Shanab offered condolences for the loss of “good and well-mannered” Waseem Adel Abu Shanab, along with an image of Waseem, pictured wearing a blazer and t-shirt with “black” written across the front.

Multiple relatives, including cousin Nedal Ismail, mourned Ahmed Youssef Hathat’s death, including an image of Ahmed, a young man seen in a blue long-sleeve shirt sitting on a colourful couch.

Montaser Mohammed Khamis Abu Rahma’s cousins, Youssef Abu Rahma and Hasan Kh Ismail wished farewell to their cousin Montaser, who was killed “while trying to obtain a living” and included images of Montaser, one where he is wearing a formal tan suit and smiling and another where he is posing in front of destroyed buildings.

Where sources identified the belligerent, all sources attributed the strike to the Israeli Military.