Israel expands operations in Gaza City; The population tells the famine of moving to a safe area

On Saturday, the Israeli army contacted the Palestinians in Gaza City to move to a humanitarian area that it identified in the south, where it expanded its operations In preparation for the seizure The afflicted city of famine.

Parts of the city are the home of nearly a million people, “red areas”, where the evacuation orders were issued before the expected fighting.

Relief groups have repeatedly warned that the widespread evacuation of Gaza City would exacerbate The terrible humanitarian crisis. The Palestinians have been uprooted and displaced several times during the war that lasted nearly two years, with a lot of weak move and they have no place to go to.

Israeli military spokesman Avichay Adri wrote in S that the army announced that Mawasi – a temporary tent camp in the southern Gaza Strip – a humanitarian area and urged everyone in the city, which was named the Hamas stronghold, which is determined as a combat zone, to leave. The army said they could travel in cars on a specific road without searching.

In a statement, the army presented a map showing the area in Khan Yunis, which is included in the humanitarian area, which includes the bloc in which Nasser Hospital is located. The area around the hospital is a red area, although the medical facility is not itself. Last week, Israel Hospitalize22 people, including them Maryam DagaWho worked at the Associated Press and other media. The hospital was not under eviction.

The statement said that the safe safe area will include field hospitals, water pipelines, tents, tents, and relief efforts “will continue continuously in cooperation with the United Nations and international organizations.” The United Nations cannot be reached immediately for suspension.

Israeli forces struck humanitarian areas throughout the war, including Mawasi, which previously announced a safe area, according to the Ministry of Health in Gaza.

The evacuation order came a day after Israel struck a tall building in Gaza City, saying that Hamas used it for observation, without providing evidence.

The war began after the terrorists, led by Hamas, were killed about 1,200 people, most of whom were civilians, and they kidnapped 251 people in their attack on southern Israel on October 7, 2023. There are still forty -eight hostages in Gaza, where many of them were released through a ceasefire or other agreements. Israel believes that about 20 still alive, though The hostage bodies have been recovered During a joint operation in late August.

The retaliation of Israel has killed more than 64,000 Palestinians, according to the Ministry of Health in Gaza, which does not say the number of civilians or fighters, but they say that women and children are about half of the dead. The United Nations and independent experts consider it the most reliable source of war losses. Israel exceeds its numbers, but it did not provide it.

Israel says that the war will continue until all the hostages are returned and the weapon of Hamas is removed, and it will keep it Open security control From the lands of about 2 million Palestinians. Hamas said it would only launch the hostile hostages in exchange for Palestinian prisoners, a permanent ceasefire and a full Israeli withdrawal from Gaza.

“Lack of food, treatment and capabilities”

Sham Qudeh, a young child who was filmed by Dagga and was evacuated to Italy for his treatment due to severe malnutrition and genetic metabolism, her second birthday at an Italian hospital this week. She was evacuated with her mother and 10 -year -old sister. The Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs says that 181 Palestinian children suffer from treatment in Italy.

Sham’s picture was in her mother’s arms in Gaza, viral for the children of the child, the visible ribs, and the stumbling face. Sham weighs about nine pounds when I arrived at Santopono Busylepon for Children in Naples.

Dr. Daniele de Brasi, a child’s genetic specialist, a children’s genetic specialist, said a child who treats a children’s genetic disease that treats Sham. De Brasi said that a “large part” of the lack of nutrition was due to a genetic metabolic disease called glycogen storage, which interferes with the absorption of nutrients, especially carbohydrates, and can cause muscle weakness and hinder growth. The condition is managed mainly through a high -carbohydrate diet.

Sham’s mother, Islam Qudeh, said that the family has moved more than ten times since the beginning of the war in Gaza. She said it was a struggle to obtain appropriate medical care. Doctors who suspected SHAMM had a rare condition, but they were unable to test it or treat it properly. “She became the worst result of food shortages, treatment and capabilities,” said Qudeh.

De Brasi said that Shom is now weighing a little more than 12 lbs, which is no more than half of the medium weight of the child of her age. The amount of current calories has about 500 calories a day, which doctors gradually increase. The cornerstone of its diet is a porridge rich in carbohydrates. At night, the feeding tube guarantees that it gets the correct mixture of nutrients while sleeping. Doctors hope to remove the tube within about a month.

De Brasi said that Sham’s sister was treated by doctors after they noticed that she was underweight. Judy has gained about five pounds while she was in condition. Qudeh said that she allows herself to have a comfort experience with her daughters improvement, but she cannot imagine returning to Gaza, where Sham’s father remains.

“Now there is no way to return, as long as the war occurs. There are no possibilities for my daughters,” said Qudeh.