Israel “tightens the siege” in Gaza City, while Hamas is reviewing the peace plan Trump

The Israeli Minister of Defense said that its forces “tighten the siege” around Gaza City by extending a military corridor across the region towards the coast.

Israel Katz also issued a final warning to hundreds of thousands of Palestinians in the city to evacuate in the south, saying that those who during the attack against Hamas would be “terrorists and supporters of terrorism.”

Hospitals reported that 45 people were killed by Israeli fire in Gaza City on Wednesday, while the ICRC (ICRC) said it was forced to suspend the operations there.

Israel is gaining the attack, as Hamas weighs its response to the US new plan to end the war.

It is understood that the Arab and Turkey mediators are pressing for a positive response, but the great Hamas character said that the armed group is likely to reject it.

The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF), Gaza City, described it as “another stronghold.”

She said that the offensive attack is to secure the release of 48 hostages that they still keep Hamas – 20 of whom are alive – and to ensure the “decisive defeat” of the group.

The Israeli Minister of Defense told the Israeli media on Wednesday that the Israeli Defense Army “is currently completing the seizure of the Netzarim corridor to the western coast of Gaza” – referring to the Israeli military zone that is going through the east and the west of the ocean with Israel.

“This will tighten the siege around Gaza City, and anyone who leaves it in the south will have to pass through the IDF checkpoints,” Haritz newspaper quoted Katz as saying.

He warned that this is “the last opportunity for the residents of Gaza (the city) interested in moving south and left Hamas terrorists isolated in Gaza City itself in the face of the activity of the Israeli Defense Army, which continues with full force.”

He warned, “Those who stayed in Gaza will be terrorists and supporters of terrorism.”

The International Committee of the Red Cross stated that “under international humanitarian law, civilians must be protected whether they remain or leave Gaza City.”

It also mentioned that Israel, as the occupied authority, is committed to meeting its basic needs, including by protecting medical employees and allowing the passage of rapid and non -appointed humanitarian aid throughout the tape.

The ICRC’s warning came in a statement announcing that the intensification of military operations had forced her to suspend the operations in its office in Gaza City, where it said that civilians “kill, and they were forcibly displaced and made controlling terrible conditions.”

She said: “The ICRC will continue to seek support to civilians in Gaza City, whenever circumstances allow, from our offices in Deira Al -Bala and Rafah (in central and southern Gaza), which are still working completely.”

This includes the provision of medical donations for the few health facilities in Gaza City, and their best to facilitate the movements of the first respondents. “

Also on Wednesday, the Arab defense spokesman announced that people in southern Gaza are no longer able to use the coastal road of Roshid to travel north to Gaza City. He said that the road will remain open to those who flee from the south.

The enthusiasm of the enthusiasm of the government media in Gaza condemned the decision, which said it was “part of the continuous policy of suffocation, the siege, and the genocide committed by the profession (Israel) against our Palestinian people in the tape.”

The Israeli Defense Army ordered the residents of Gaza City to evacuate a “humanitarian area” dedicated in the southern Maooi area.

The Israeli media indicated to the Israeli Defense Army as saying on Monday that about 800,000 people have escaped from the city since the announcement of the attack plans in August, and that between 250,000 and 350,000 people have been.

However, the United Nations and its human partners said that they only monitored 397,000 people crossing to southern Gaza as of Saturday.

UNICEF spokesman James Elder told the BBC that during a recent visit to Gaza City, he witnessed “very short air strikes” and “a mixture of children who suffer from meager (and) fully exhausted women.”

“Anyone who can speak English explains to me that staying in Gaza City is not an option, and that he does not have the money to go south. They do not have transportation. Once they wander south, they know that there is no land, and certainly they have no tent,” he said.

He added that the circumstances in Al -Malasi were crowded and unhealthy, and that they did not survive the Israeli strikes.

“They have seen what the shrapnel do for a tent. They have seen tents sunken in fire. So they are well aware that safety, whether from heaven or illness from the earth, certainly does not exist.”

The paramedics said that 29 of those who were killed in Gaza City on Wednesday were brought to Al -Olaya Hospital, in the southern Zeitoun neighborhood.

It seems that a video clip was shown overnight, offered four men with serious wounds wearing high -definition jackets receiving treatment inside a tent there.

The Hamas Civil Defense Agency claimed that a team of paramedics and firefighters “were targeted directly by an Israeli strike while they were answering a strike at the nearby Fala School, which was used as a shelter for displaced families.

She said that the rescuers were doing humanitarian work, wearing the uniform, driving notable vehicles, and that the attack was a flagrant violation of international law.

The agency initially said that seven rescuers were injured and two were in critical condition. Later, I announced that one of them, Month Al -Dashhan, had died.

The Palestinian media reported that six people were killed in the first strike in the school. A civil defense member on social media said the losses included children, and posted a video of a boy with severe injuries on the hospital bed.

When he was asked to comment, the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) said in a statement that it had “hit a terrorist Hamas” and that “steps were taken to reduce harm to civilians.”

The government of Israel agreed to the Gaza City attack plans after the collapse of indirect talks with Hamas on a former American proposal to obtain a deal that would witness about half of the hostages that were issued during a 60 -day ceasefire.

Arab and Turkey brokers meet with Hamas leaders in Qatar, prompting them to accept the new 20 -point peace plan that President Donald Trump revealed on Monday.

However, he told Hamas’s prominent BBC that she had served “the interests of Israel” and that the group is likely to reject it.

The plan includes an immediate end to the war, and the release of all hostages within 72 hours, compared to nearly 2000 Palestinian prisoners and detainees, as well as the disarmament of Hamas and the withdrawal of Israeli training forces.

Trump told reporters on Tuesday that Hamas leaders had “three or four days” to accept the conditions. He later warned that they “will pay in hell if they did not fall.”

Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told a government meeting that he agreed to the plan because he achieved all the goals of the Israel war.

However, it is said that ITAMAR BEN-GVIR has described the plan as “dangerous” and “full of holes.”