Medical staff reported on Saturday that Deir Al-Balah (AP) of the Gaza Strip (AP) killed at least 32 people in Gaza City when Israel stepped up its offensive there and urged the Palestinians to evacuate.
According to the morgue at Shiite Hospital, the deceased included 12 children.
The most recent day, Israel launched a strike in Gaza City, destroying several high-rise buildings and accusing Hamas of putting surveillance equipment into it.
On Saturday, the army said it attacked another high-rise building used by Hamas in the Gaza city area. It has ordered residents to leave as part of the offensive aimed at taking over the largest Palestinian city, which it says is the last stronghold in Hamas. In the conditions of famine, thousands of people stayed there.
One of the overnight strikes hit a house in the Sheikh Radwan community early Saturday morning, killing a family of 10, including the mother and her three children, health officials said. The Palestinian Football Association said Mohammed Ramez Sultan, a player from the Al-Helal Sports Club, was killed during the strike with 14 of his members. The image shows strike hit, followed by smoke.
Israel’s army did not immediately answer questions about the strike.
According to AIDS workers, the number of people leaving has soared in recent weeks as hostilities continue to escalate and calls for evacuation from cities. However, due to the cost of finding transportation and housing, many families are still trapped, while others are too displaced to not want to move again and do not believe that anywhere in the enclave is safe.
In a message on social media on Saturday, Israeli troops told the rest of the Palestinians in Gaza to leave “immediately” and move south to the so-called humanitarian zone. Army spokesman Avicay Adraee said more than a quarter of people left Gaza City – an estimated 1 million people living in the northern Gaza area of the city.
However, the United Nations will leave around 100,000 people between mid-August and mid-September. The United Nations and aid organizations warn that displaced people will exacerbate the severe humanitarian crisis. According to the United Nations, the ruins in southern Israel tell people that places they go are overcrowded, which may cost money to move, which many people do not have.
A UN-led initiative brings temporary shelters to Gaza, saying more than 86,000 tents and other supplies are still awaiting liquidation to permits to enter Gaza last week.
The Gaza Ministry of Health said on Saturday that seven people, including causes related to malnutrition, died from causes related to malnutrition in the past 24 hours, resulting in 420 people, including 145 children, including 145 children, the Gaza Ministry of Health said on Saturday.
The bombing in Gaza City on Friday night came days after Israel launched a strike in Qatar, intensified campaigns against militant groups and jeopardized negotiations ending the war in Gaza.
Hostage families, still in Gaza, are pleading with Israel to stop the offensive, fearing that they will kill their relatives. There are still 48 hostages inside Gaza, about 20 of whom are still alive.
The war in Gaza began on October 7, 2023, when militants led by Hamas attacked southern Israel, kidnapped 251 people and killed about 1,200 people, mostly civilians. According to the Gaza Ministry of Health, Israel’s retaliatory offensive killed at least 64,803 Palestinians, not to say how many civilians or combatants were. It said about half of the people killed were women and children. Much of the major cities has been completely destroyed, with about 2 million Palestinians displaced.
