Thousands of bombing in Gaza City, with the intensification of evacuation calls Gaza News

Nearly 200,000 Palestinians have escaped the besieged Gaza City in recent weeks, according to Israeli military estimates that the Israeli media reported, as tens of thousands have left in recent days with the intensification of military operations.

Amnesty International organizations and other escalating human rights organizations have condemned Israel in northern Gaza, with a warning of “catastrophic and irreversible consequences” for Palestinian civilians.

Israel issued renewed directives to the forced evacuation of about a million people to evacuate Gaza City, as the bombing of tall buildings ascended while preparing for the next stage of military action, while claiming to be the final stronghold of Hamas. On Wednesday, the Israeli army announced imminent increases in the targeted strikes near Gaza City.

The Palestinians are forced to move in the south, with hundreds of thousands already tolerated the crowded tent settlements that periodically hit Israel.

Many residents refuse to leave, referring to exhaustion and resource lack.

“There is no safe area in the Gaza Strip,” Fawti Mova said, as people traveled with vehicles loaded with property. “Danger everywhere.”

Amal Sopa, the displaced, narrated 30 family members, including 13 orphans, who were cut off after their car collapsed without fuel.

“We do not have good blankets or a good bed, and the winter is coming. What do we do for our children? We do not even have a tent suitable for harboring us,” said Sop, who was arrested during the conflict.

According to the Ministry of Health in Gaza, 126 Palestinians, including 26 children, died due to malnutrition since the famine was declared in Gaza City on August 22. Throughout the war, 404 people, including 141 children, perished from malnutrition.

The Israeli war on Gaza has killed at least 64,656 people and has been injured 163,503 since October 2023, with tens of thousands of thousands believed to be trapped under the rubble.