Ghazan interacts with the new Israel plan

Israel The latest plan The displacement of people in northern Gaza has pushed a new wave of despair among Palestinian civilians in the region, and many of them have already been displaced several times since the war began.

The removal plan will already double the terrible humanitarian situation in Gaza, where Hunger rose Since Israel has imposed a siege on aid supplies in March, which prompted the United Nations Warning this week From a “increasing humanitarian catastrophe”.

“We do not want to hear until the word” evacuation “again,” said Anis Jenned, 31, a Palestinian who is displaced in a temporary shelter in northern Gaza. Mr. Jenned said that his family has already been displaced at least six times since The war started in October 2023.

“Dirt means death, humiliation, and homelessness,” added Mr. Jenid.

Mr. Jneed is likely to be among the first to be affected by the Israel plan to capture large sections of Gaza and forcing those who live there to move in the south. The Israeli authorities said on Monday that they were calling for tens of thousands of military reserve experts for the age of expansion. Israeli leaders say they hope that the campaign will pressure Hamas to settle in the suspended ceasefire negotiations, and to issue hostages that are still carrying in Gaza.

Israel’s declaration was an opposite effect, at least at the beginning. Hamas spokesman He said on Tuesday The group is no longer interested in participating in the ceasefire negotiations.

All this contributed to a deeper feeling of depression among the civilians of Ghazan. Wafa Al -Ghuti, 35, who is an accountant and a five -year -old mother, said she had been unit seven times since the beginning of the war. She is now resorting to a tent in a coastal area of ​​southern Gaza.

“The situation is very difficult, not only because of frequent displacement, but because of hunger and the inability to provide even a loaf of bread,” said Mrs. Al -Ghuti in an interview. “Every time we settle, we have to move again.”

Mrs. Al -Ghuti said that she intends to cook her last bag of pasta within 24 hours. She said, “Sometimes we focus on survival – finding food and medicine for children – so much that we miss the news.” “But this advertisement struck like Thunderbolt.” She said she has already mobilized a small bag with her children’s clothes and her main documents, and is preparing for what might come after that.

Almost two months have passed since Israel destroyed the ceasefire in Gaza in March, She resumed her military campaign After stopping the ceasefire talks. The renewed attack brought semi -daily air strikes and the escalation of ground operations, which led to thousands of deaths and injuries. According to the United Nations, more than 1.9 million people – the majority of Gaza population – have been displaced since the war.

The humanitarian situation has worsened in recent weeks due to the Israeli blockade of aid supplies. Most bakeries are no longer working, food and medical supplies are exhausted very low. Israel argued that the legal blockade of it, and that Gaza still has enough provisions available.

Mr. Jenned said he was struggling to provide the basic necessities of his children. The family now survives only one meal a day.

“Every hour passes worse than an hour before,” he said.