Israeli bombing forces more Palestinians from Gaza City

The Israeli bombing pushed more Palestinians from their homes in Gaza City on Thursday, while thousands of residents have challenged Israeli orders to leave, and remain in ruins in the last path of Israel.

The health authorities in Gaza said that the Israeli fire through the pocket killed at least 28 people on Thursday, most of them in Gaza City, where the Israeli forces advanced through the foreign suburbs and now a few kilometers from the city center.

Israel launched the attack in Gaza City on August 10, in what Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says it is a plan to defeat Hamas militants once and forever in Gaza, where Israeli forces fought significantly in the initial stage of the war.

The campaign has sparked international criticism for the terrible humanitarian crisis in the region, and has sparked unusual expressions of anxiety inside Israel, including tension accounts on the strategy between some military leaders and political leaders.

“This time, I do not leave my house. I want to die here. It does not matter if we go out or stay. Tens of thousands of those who left their homes were killed by Israel as well, so why do you care?” Umm Nader, a five -year -old mother from Gaza City, told Reuters via a text message.

The residents said that Israel had bombed in the olive areas in Gaza City, Spara, and Sheikhs from the land and air. The tanks were pushed to the eastern part of the Sheikh Radwan area northwest of the city center, destroying homes and causing fires in the tents camps.

There was no immediate Israeli comment on these reports. The Israeli army said it was working on the outskirts of the city to dismantle the tunnels of the militants and identify weapons.

A large part of Gaza City was placed in the first weeks of the war in October and November 2023. About a million people lived there before the war, and it is believed that hundreds of thousands have returned to live between the rubble, especially since Israel ordered people from other regions and launched areas elsewhere.

Israel, which now asked civilians to leave Gaza City again for their safety, says 70,000 did so, heading south. Palestinian officials say less than half of this number has left, and several thousand are still in the way of Israel’s progress.

“The most dangerous displacement,” says Hed.

Amjad Al -Shawa, head of the Palestinian NGOs Network, a group of an umbrella of Palestinian NGOs that correspond to international and international humanitarian agencies, said.

“This will be the most dangerous displacement since the war began,” said Shao. “People refused to leave despite the bombing and killing is a sign that they lost faith.”

Palestinian officials and the United Nations say there is no safe place in Gaza, including areas that Israel appoints as humanitarian areas.

The war caused a humanitarian crisis across the region. Gaza health officials say 370 people, including 131 children, have so far been due to malnutrition and starvation caused by severe food shortages, most of them in recent weeks. Israel says it takes measures to improve humanitarian conditions in Gaza, including increasing aid in the pocket.

The war started on October 7, 2023, when the militants led by Hamas attacked southern Israel, killing about 1,200 people, most of them civilians, and took 251 hostages in Gaza.

Since then, the Israeli attack has been killed more than 63,000 Palestinians, most of whom are civilians, according to local health officials, and they have left a lot of land in ruin.

The risk of a ceasefire and a deal for the release of 48 hostages, 20 of whom are still alive, look dim.

The protests in Israel have intensified to end the war and reach an agreement to release the hostages in the past few weeks.