Thousands of leaflets came across Deir El-Balah, ordering the Palestinians to move to a “safe zone” that Israel has bombed several times.
The Israeli army has issued a new forced evacuation warning for Palestinians in the center of Gaza, ordering them to move south to Al-Mawasi, an area that Israel has regularly attacked despite the “safe zone” declaration.
On Sunday, thousands of leaflets were deposited on Deir El-Balah, saying to displaced families living in tents in several densely populated parts of the city to leave immediately.
The Israeli army warned against imminent fighters against Hamas fighters in the region while continuing his deadly attacks against unarmed and hungry civilians in desperately researching food, killing dozens of Palestinians on Sunday, at least 73 of them help researchers in northern Gaza.
In a post on X, the army spokesman Avichay Adraee said that the displaced residents and Palestinians closing in the Deir El-Balah region should leave immediately.
Israel “extended its activities” around Deir El-Balah, including “in an area where it has not operated before,” said Adraee, telling the Palestinians to “move south to the Al-Mawasi region” on the Mediterranean coast “for your safety”.
A video verified by Tel Aviv Tribune has shown that the Israeli army drops large amounts of leaflets on the residential areas of Deir El-Balah, informing the Palestinians of the Order.
‘Nowhere else to leave’
Hind Khoudary of Tel Aviv Tribune, reported by Deir El-Balah, said that the area targeted by Israel is densely populated and that it would be “impossible” for affected residents to leave within a short period.
“The Palestinians refuse to leave and say they will stay in their homes because even the areas designated as safe by the Israeli army have been targeted,” she said.
“Palestinians say they have nowhere to go, and there is no space because most western or even al-mawasi areas are full of people and tents without more space for expansion.
The Israeli army issued the warning when Israel and Hamas had indirect cease-fire talks in Qatar, but international mediators said there had been no breakthroughs.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has repeatedly stressed that the expansion of Israeli military operations in Gaza will pressure Hamas to negotiate, but negotiations have been blocked for months.
This month, the Israeli army said it controlled more than 65% of the Gaza Strip.
Most of the Gaza population of more than two million people was moved at least once during the war, which is now in its 22nd month. Israel has repeatedly ordered the Palestinians to leave or face attacks in large parts of the coastal enclave.
The United Nations Office for Humanitarian Affairs Coordination said in January that more than 80% of the Gaza Strip was under threats to Israeli evacuation not revoked and that many of their residents lived with famine.
A 35-day baby in Gaza City and a four-month-old child in Deir El-Balah died in Malnutrition at Al-Aqsa Martyrs hospital this weekend.
On Saturday, at least 116 Palestinians were killed, many of whom help seekers to obtain food from distribution sites managed by the Gaza Humaninian Foundation (GHF) supported by the United States and the United States.
At least 900 desperate Palestinians to find food has been killed on sites since the GHF began to operate them at the end of May, because an Israeli blockage prevented food and other UN necessities and other aid groups to enter Gaza.
The genocide prompted Pope Leo XIV to denounce the “barbarism” of the war when he urged “the blind use of force”.
“I again ask an immediate end to war barbarism and a peaceful conflict resolution,” Leo said at a prayer meeting near Rome on Sunday.
