More than 62,000 Palestinians were killed by Israel in his genocidal war of almost two years against Gaza, the population suffering from relentless bombardment with nowhere in the besieged enclave, the famine induced by Israeli and the daily murder of people who are desperately looking for food for their families.
Israel is intensifying from Gaza City strikes, the largest urban center in the territory – and now destroyed -, while it plans to grasp it and forcibly move tens of thousands of people in concentration areas in the South. At least 30 Palestinians have been killed in Israeli attacks through the Gaza Strip since dawn on Monday, including 14 asking for help.
A medical source confirmed in Tel Aviv Tribune that at least three Palestinians had been killed and that several others were injured during an Israeli strike in the Al-Sabra district of Gaza City. Local Palestinian points of sale reported that journalist Islam al-Koumi was one of the victims.
Tareq Abu Azzoum of Tel Aviv Tribune, reporting from Deir El-Balah, says: “Israeli attacks are still in charge, tirelessly, in the eastern part of the city of Gaza. The magnitude of the attacks illustrates how the current strategy of Israel is shaping the geography and demography of Gaza. ”
“We can see how Israel uses heavy artillery, hunting jets and drones, in order to destroy what remains of residential houses. The destruction scale is extremely overwhelming,” he said.
“This current military tactic guarantees that Israel will allow its forces to operate on the ground and will also guarantee that the residential areas are transformed into rubble zones. People say that Israeli attacks occur day and night. ”
Many of those who have already been moved several times during the War by Israeli bombing are again in the movement of Gaza City. Others stay there.
The city was the main target of air attacks on Sunday, which killed nearly 60 people, and Israel also targets the remaining health centers.
But while many Palestinians who remain in the devastated city are forced to survive in the ruins of buildings, makeshift shelters or tents, some people told Tel Aviv Tribune that it would be impossible for them to leave.
“How am I supposed to get there?” How can I go? I need almost $ 900 to move – I don’t even have a dollar. How am I supposed to reach the South? ” Asked the Palestinian moved Bilal Abu Sitta.
Others do not trust the Israeli promises of help and refuge. “We don’t want Israel to give us anything,” said Noaman Hamad. “We want them to allow us to come back to the houses we fled – we don’t need more than that.”
A slight hope emerged while Hamas said it had approved a cease-fire proposal from Gaza presented yesterday by the mediators of Qatar and Egypt. An enlightened source told Tel Aviv Tribune that the project agreement would ensure a 60 -day truce which would see the release of half of the Israeli captives held in Gaza as well as an unrecognized number of Palestinian captives imprisoned by Israel.
But the Palestinians of Gaza have already seen countless false blades, and after a brief ceasefire in January was broken by Israel in March, the war then entered its darkest phase of human misery.
“ Israel implementing a deliberate famine campaign ”
The Gaza Ministry of Health claims that five other Palestinians died of malnutrition following the blockade punishing months of Israel in the last 24 hours, including two children.
As of August 18, the number of people who are hungry to death in Gaza, according to the ministry, reached at least 263 people, including 112 children.
The United Nations World Food Program (WFP) warned that in July 2025, more than 320,000 children – the entire population under the age of five in Gaza – risks acute malnutrition.
Families survive the bare minimum of staple food, without almost any food diversity, WFP said. The agency called an immediate cease-fire to allow large-scale delivery of humanitarian aid.
The United Nations Rescue and Work Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) says that children in Gaza should prepare for the new school year, but that the search for water, the queue for food and life in classrooms have turned into overcrowded shelters.
UNRWA has warned that the children of the enclave have already lost three years of schooling, are likely to become a “lost generation” and have renewed its call to an immediate ceasefire.
Amnesty International condemned Israel “systematically destroying health, well-being and social fabric of Palestinian life”. In a report citing the displaced Palestinians and the medical staff who have dealt with children with malnutrition, Amnesty said: “Israel leads a deliberate famine campaign in the occupied Gaza Strip.”
In the meantime, doctors without borders, known by its French initials MSF, says that its staff in Gaza attends an increase in mass victims linked to the headquarters in Israel and its monitoring of the limited distribution of aid by the controversial organization of the organization of aid supported by the United States and Israel.
“The blind murders, and the counts of mass victims that we (see) daily at the moment, but only have only increased in its scale,” said Nour Alsaqqa de MSF.
She said that an MSF installation in Rafah, located near a help distribution center, has been overwhelmed by the Palestinians wounded, including children.
“We receive injury and baby murders from distribution sites. People who come with gunshots, with different injuries, linked to distribution sites and who are only looking for food, “she said.
“They come out of despair and they risk their lives to access help, which is always inaccessible due to the seat of Israel.”
Since the creation of GHF help sites at the end of May, nearly 2,000 people have been killed while trying to access the aid, according to the Gaza Ministry of Health.