Israel is intensifying the attacks of Gaza City, forcing the Palestinians hunger to flee Israeli conflict news

The Israeli army climbed attacks on Gaza City as part of its expanded operations aimed at seizing the last major population center in the pocket, forcing tens of thousands of Palestinians who starved to flee again.

The neighborhoods of Gaza City in Zaitoun, Sabra and Jamal, and died in particular, endured the weight of the Israeli bombing in recent days, where a spokesman for the United Nations Office said to coordinate them from humanitarian affairs about Israel’s plans to remove the forced poor to southern Gaza.

Thousands of families escaped from olive, leaving the continuous strikes of the devastating neighborhood. At least seven people were killed on Sunday when an Israeli air strike hit the Arab Hospital in Gaza City.

Also on Sunday, the Israeli army said Tents and equipment will be provided for the residence of shelters for Palestinians, who have been displaced several times in 22 months of the war, which was called genocide by multiple rights organizations.

Khodri Al -Jazeera Al -Khalaf, who was reported to be the Der Monastery in the center of Gaza, said that the raid of artillery and air strikes forced many of their homes.

“Zeitoun is a populated area, home to many families, including those who had there. The residents were surprised when artillery shelling and intense air strikes began. Some people remained. Others began to move. Violence escalated, and many had to evacuate – hungry, wandering again, and they left everything,” said Kodari.

A new wave of genocide “

Israel announced last week plans to move to Gaza City and remove its population to the south, a move that attracted international condemnation.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, which the International Criminal Court wants for war crimes, said that civilians will be transferred to “safe areas” although these areas have been bombed again and again.

Almost 90 percent of 2.4 million Palestinians in Gaza are still displaced, and a large number of them are now starving. On Sunday, the Ministry of Health in Gaza said on Sunday, seven Palestinians of hunger in Gaza within 24 hours.

On Sunday, Israel has killed at least 57 Palestinians, 38 of whom are seeking assistance, with the total number of Palestinians who have been killed since the war began in October 2023 to nearly 62000.

Hamas denounced Israel’s plan to create tents in the south as a cover for collective displacement.

The group said in a statement that this measure is a “new wave of genocide and displacement” and described it as “a blatant deception aimed at covering up a brutal crime that the profession forces are preparing to implement.”

There was an atmosphere of despair in Gaza after the last forced displacement order in Israel, Marham Humid, Al -Jazeera correspondent online from Gaza, was published on X.

“There are no words to describe how people feel in Gaza now. Fear, impotence and pain fill everyone as they face a new wave of displacement and the process of Israeli land.”

“Family and Friends groups are full of silent screaming and sadness. God knows that people have sufficiently sufficient. Our minds are almost paralyzed of thinking.”

The displaced Palestinians and despair of food scraps are scrambling because they face more bombing from the Israeli forces.

The United Nations says that one of every five children in Gaza suffers from malnutrition, as tens of thousands depend on charitable kitchens, which can be parts of small food is its only meal a day.

“I came at 6 am to the charitable cuisine to get food for my children, and if I don’t get anything now, I must return in the evening to get another chance,” said Zainab Nabahan, who was displaced from the Gabalia Refugee camp.

“My children are starving on small amounts of lentils or rice. My children did not eat bread or any breakfast. They were waiting for me to leave with everything I could get from the charitable kitchen.”

Another resident told Tayzer Nayem, that “if it was not for God and charitable kitchens,” he would not have survived. “We come here at 8 am and suffer to get lentils or rice. We suffer a lot, we leave in the middle of the day and walk for about kilometers.”

“Families of man -making”

On Sunday, the United Nations Refugee Agency (UNRWA) has warned that Gaza is facing a “man-made famine” and urged to return to the UN-LED distribution system.

“We are about to lose our collective humanity,” said Juliet Touma, the agency’s communications director, in a post on X.

She said that the crisis was fueled by “deliberate attempts to replace the insecure humanitarian system through political motivated” GHF “.

The alternative regime promoted by Israel and the United States warned “to get rid of humanity, chaos and death” and stressed: “We must return to a unified system of coordination and distribution unacceptable on the basis of international humanitarian law. It must end.”

The World Food Program (WFP) says although its teams “do everything” to provide food assistance in Gaza, the current supplies meet only 47 percent of the intended goal.

According to the United Nations Agency, about 500,000 people are now on the “brink of starvation”, and only the ceasefire will allow the expansion of food assistance to the required levels.

The government media office in Gaza said that Israel was deliberately starving by preventing basic goods, including infant formula, nutritional supplements, meat, fish, dairy products, frozen fruits and vegetables.

In a statement about Telegram, she said that Israel is carrying out “a systematic policy of engineering hunger and slow murder against more than 2.4 million people in Gaza, including more than 1.2 million Palestinian children, in a complete crime of genocide.”

She warned that more than 40,000 infants face severe malnutrition while at least 100,000 children and patients are in a similar condition.

Amjad Shawa, director of the Palestinian NGO Network in Gaza City, told Al -Jazeera that relief workers were struggling to respond with the collapse of resources.

“We are trying to do our best. We are … part of this social fabric. We are linked to people here, and we remain with them while Israel threatens to implement its plans to evacuate Gaza City by force and destroy the rest of Gaza.

He said that the workers continued to provide limited meals, medical care and education, but they warned that “the humanitarian system is collapsing” as Israel is aid first aid and restricts supplies.