Israel will soon slow down or stop aid to parts of northern Gaza, where some residents begin to evacuate

Israel You will soon slow down or stop humanitarian aid to parts of northern Gaza as they are He widens his attackAn official said on Saturday that the attempt to paralyze Hamas.

The official, who spoke to the Associated Press, said, provided that his identity was not disclosed because they were not allowed to speak to the media, that Israel will stop air on Gaza City in the coming days and reduce the arrival of aid truck to the northern part of the tape while it is ready to evacuate hundreds of thousands of residents.

It was not clear when it would start stopping in aid and when the drops stop completely. By Saturday, there have been no air drops for several days across Gaza, a break from daily drops in the past few weeks.

The Israeli army did not respond to a request to suspend air drops or how it would provide aid to the Palestinians, as Israel increased its satire.

On Friday, Israeli army spokesman Avichai Adri urged the Palestinians to flee to the south, describing the evacuation as “inevitable.”

Relief groups warn that the extensive evacuation of Gaza City would exacerbate the terrible humanitarian crisis.

Earlier this month, the leading food crisis authority said that Gaza City was in famine and that half a million people in the tape face catastrophic levels of hunger. On Saturday, the Ministry of Health in Gaza said that 10 people have died as a result of hunger and malnutrition over the past 24 hours, including three children.

On Saturday, the International Red Cross President condemned Israel’s plans, and insisted that this could not be done safely.

“It is impossible for the collective evacuation of Gaza City to take place in a safe and dignified manner in the current circumstances,” said the International Committee of the Red Cross President, Mirgana Spulgrock, in a statement. “Such evacuation would lead to a huge population movement that no region in the Gaza Strip can absorb, given the widespread destruction of civil infrastructure and a severe shortage of food, water, shelter and medical care.”

Hundreds of residents began to leave Gaza City, and their few remaining on small trucks or donkeys. Many have been forced to leave their homes more than once.

The United Nations said on Thursday that 23,000 people were evacuated last week, but many in Gaza City say there is no safe place to go to. Others, who have been concerned in the south, are concerned that the area cannot support people’s flow.

“There is no food and even the water is not available. When it is available, it is not safe to drink,” said Amer Zayed, waiting for food from a charitable kitchen in the southern city of Deir Balah.

“What increases the exacerbation of the situation is the displacement of the population … the suffering increases when there is more displaced,” he said.

On Friday, the Israeli army said it launched “the initial stages” of the planned attack to seize Gaza City, announcing the largest population center in the Palestinian region “a dangerous combat area.” Gaza City described it as a stronghold of Hamas and claimed that a network of tunnels is still being used despite the large -scale raids on the region throughout Nearly 23 months of war.

Israeli officials, including Netanyahu, did their job Plan to pay to Gaza City Clear for weeks. The expansion of the war, which was announced, along with an expanded summons of 60,000 Israeli military reserve soldiers, has led an international conviction from the moment that was announced.

The army’s announcement to resume the fighting came when the death toll in Gaza rose to more than 63,000, according to the Hamas Ministry of Health in the region. On Saturday, four people were killed by the Israeli shooting while trying to get assistance in central Gaza, according to health officials at AWDA Hospital, where the bodies were brought.