Israeli forces have killed at least 77 Palestinians from Gaza, including 47 people in the north of the city of Gaza, while the army intensifies its campaign to grasp the city and move around a million people who live there.
Saturday’s murders included 11 Palestinians who were slaughtered during the tail for food aid and came while the Ministry of Health in Gaza announced that 10 other people had died of malnutrition during the last 24 hours.
The victims included three children.
In Gaza City, Israeli forces launched three rapid success, tearing a building and killing at least seven people. Several others were injured, including children.
Hani Mahmoud, from Tel Aviv Tribune, reporting from Gaza City, said the attack had caused “chaos and chaos” and damaged the surroundings.
“Many children were injured. They arrived at the hospital fully soaked in their own blood. We saw a child transferred to the hospital who had the flesh of others who were injured to stick to the back. ”
‘We are in the streets’
Mahmoud said the attack was the last since Israel said Gaza City a combat area.
“The soldiers have increased its air attacks on densely populated areas, pushing people in another trip. We see people rushing for a shelter,” he added.
Families fleeing the relentless bombing of the Israeli army began to set up makeshift tents in the midst of miserable conditions near the Nuseirat refugee camp and near Deir El-Balah in the center of Gaza.
Most of them have been forced to leave their homes more than once.
Mohamed Maalouf, 50, told the Associated Press news agency that he and his nine -year -old family had already been moved from the city in the north of Gaza de Beit Lahiya.
“We are thrown into the streets, as would I say? Like dogs? We are not like dogs. Dogs are (treated) better than us,” he said.
“We have no houses. We are on the street,” he added.
Heavy Israeli strikes have also targeted Jabalia in northern Gaza, also forcing people to flee.
Mohammed Abu Warda told Tel Aviv Tribune that he had fled Jabalia and that he was heading towards the west side of Gaza City, but that he did not know exactly where to go.
“We left our region because the situation was very dangerous,” said Abu Warda.
“I hope I can find a place to install a tent … Everything here is useless, and everywhere is dangerous. The Israelis attack each place. ”
Israeli forces have carried out a sustained bombardment in Gaza City since the beginning of August as part of a deepening thrust to grasp the city and move around a million Palestinians who live there.
On Friday, the Israeli army said that it had started the “initial stages” of its offensive, declaring the largest urban center in the territory a “combat zone”.
The head of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), Mirjana Spoljaric Egger, condemned the offensive of Israel, claiming that his order for the trapped civilians evacuating saying that the massive evacuation of the city was “worried and incomprehensible”.
“It is impossible that a massive evacuation of the city of Gaza can ever be done in a safe and dignified manner in current conditions,” said Egger in a press release.
“Such an evacuation would trigger a massive population movement that no zone in the Gaza strip can absorb, given the general destruction of civil infrastructure and extreme shortages of food, water, shelters and medical care.”
‘Enough it is quite’
Despite the growing world conviction, the government of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has shown no sign of the military offensive.
Gideon Levy, columnist of the Israeli media Haaretz, told Tel Aviv Tribune that the global plan of Israel for Gaza is equivalent to ethnic cleaning.
“The plan is to push all the inhabitants of Gaza out of their houses, then to lock them up in these concentration camps, then to give them two choices, either to live in these camps forever, either to leave the Gaza Strip,” said Levy.
Describing Israeli government’s policy as “scandalous”, Levy added that Israel will only stop his offensive if the President of the United States Donald Trump decides that “enough is enough” and applies pressure on the country.
The United States has provided Israel from billions of dollars in military aid since its war against Gaza began in October 2023. Washington also protected its first ally of calls to the United Nations and other international arenas.
In February, Trump suggested removing all the Palestinians from Gaza, a plan that would be equivalent to ethnic cleaning, a crime against humanity.
In Israel, thousands of demonstrators have unveiled a banner in Tel Aviv, urging Trump to “make history” and put pressure to release the 50 remaining captives held by Hamas and the Palestinian armed groups in Gaza.
Rubi Chen, father of the Israeli captive, Itay, compared the War of Israel against Gaza to the United States War in Vietnam, who killed millions of Vietnamese and nearly 60,000 Americans, including many young soldiers drafted by their government.
“I would like to remind the people of the United States that it looks like the Vietnam War, where President (Richard) Nixon thought that by extending, extending the war, he would benefit from more strategic objectives. In the end, the war was extended for two years, which had only 8,000 American families to lose their relatives, “said Chen.
“I think it is a fair comparison with Prime Minister Netanyahu. The chief of staff (Israeli military) said that Israel has achieved all of its military objectives. It is now the time to cement military achievements with a diplomatic agreement, where the base is with the publication of the 49 hostages, a better permanent stop.
