The report of the Israeli reserve soldiers on the duty before the Gaza City attack

Thousands of reserve experts began reporting the duty, as the Israeli military swing forward with its attack on the oppression of Gaza City.

The ground forces are already pushing the outskirts of the largest urban area in Gaza, which the army said is a stronghold from Hamas.

The city is also due to a heavy Israeli air and artillery shelling, as local hospitals say more than 50 Palestinians have been killed since midnight.

The army ordered the residents to evacuate and go south immediately. The United Nations says that about 20,000 has done this over the past two weeks, but nearly a million people are still.

Humanitarian officials have warned of the United Nations that the effect of the full attack will be “beyond disastrous”, not only for those in the city but for the entire Gaza tape.

Last month, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said that about 60,000 reserve soldiers will be called before the “Merbiz Gideon” operation – the next stage of the land attack that was launched in May, and witnessed control of at least 75 % of Gaza.

The service of 20,000 reserve soldiers has already been extended.

On Tuesday, an Israeli military official said that thousands had started reports of duty.

The Israeli media said that many reserve soldiers will be deployed in the occupied West Bank and northern Israel to liberate the active employees of the attack.

They also mentioned that some combat units were witnessing a lower turnout than the previous summons, as they carried the reserves who had already served several rounds during war exemptions for 22 months for personal or financial reasons.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that Israel will say both Gaza after indirect talks with Hamas in the ceasefire and a hostage in July.

At a government meeting on Sunday, he said that the security cabinet had agreed that the goals of the Israeli Defense Army are “the defeat of Hamas and the launch of all our hostages.”

The armed group is currently working on 48 hostages, 20 of whom are believed to be alive.

The hostages families fear that the new attack will be at risk and demands the Prime Minister to negotiate an agreement that would secure their release.

“The war and bringing all the hostages to the home in Gaza in Gaza in Gaza last week, said in Gaza last week in Gaza last week,” Elian Weiss, one of the two mortgaged in Gaza last week, said in Gaza last week in Gaza last week, in Kibbutz, Kibbutz, Gaza, Gaza last week. In Kibbutz on Monday.

The Israeli Defense Army Chief of Staff, Lieutenant General Eyal Zamir, urged Netanyahu to accept a current proposal from regional mediators who will witness about half of them who were released during a 60 -day truce. However, the Prime Minister said that Israel will accept only a comprehensive deal that would witness all the hostages and Emstamas.

According to what was reported, there were angry exchanges between Zamir and the ministers at Sunday meeting.

The general warned that their Gaza City plan would put the hostages at risk and lead to the establishment of Israel a military government there, according to the Israeli media. The Ynet website quoted a large minister who did not name his name as saying that the general “did everything to persuade the plan, but he made it clear several times that he would implement it.”

In a letter to the reserve soldiers at the Nachshonim base in central Israel on Tuesday, Zamir announced that the IDF was not preparing for “decisive victory.”

“We will increase and strengthen our work strikes, and for this reason we called you,” he said. “We will not stop the war until we defeated this enemy.”

On the ground in Gaza on Tuesday, hospital officials said that the Israeli and Israeli strikes had killed at least 95 Palestinians since midnight.

The Shiva Hospital in Gaza City has reported 35 deaths, including nine people who were killed in an air strike in the southern Tal Al -Hawa neighborhood and seven others who were killed in a strike in a house in the northern Sheikh Radwan neighborhood.

The United Nations has warned that forcing hundreds of thousands of people to move to the south is “a recipe for more disasters and can rise to forced transport”, which will be a war crime.

International food security experts confirmed that the famine occurs in Gaza City and expected to expand in the central city of Deir Ballah and the southern city of Khan Yunis by the end of September.

The United Nations also said that the tents camps for the displaced in the south are crowded and unsafe, and that southern hospitals are working several times their ability.

In Khan Yunis on Tuesday, Nasser Hospital said that he had received the bodies of 31 people who were killed by Israeli fire, including 13 who died in two strikes in the camp in Maousy and Khan Younis.

The paramedics in the BBC hospital emergency department told that most of the treatment that is treated was children and the elderly.

“We cannot deal with any other cases due to the high pressure on us and the deficiency of supplies. The scanner (scanner) has now been divided, so we work blindly,” said one of the doctors. “The current situation is catastrophic.”

Meanwhile, the Hamas -running Ministry of Health in Gaza said that 13 Palestinians, including three children, have died as a result of malnutrition across the region over the past 24 hours. This added that this increased the total reported during the war to 361, including 185 in August alone.

The United Nations said that the famine is a “man -made catastrophe” and said that Israel is binding under international humanitarian law to ensure the food and medical supplies of the Gaza population.

Israel said that there are no restrictions on delivery of aid and have opposed the Ministry of Health numbers over deaths related to malnutrition.

The Israeli army launched a campaign in Gaza in response to the Hamas -led attack on southern Israel on October 7, 2023, where about 1,200 people were killed and 251 others took hostage.

At least 63,633 people have been killed in Gaza since then, according to the Ministry of Health in the region.