PNN – UN human rights monitors say the Israeli army’s evacuation orders now cover two thirds of the entire Gaza Strip.
Pakistan News Network; UN human rights monitors say that with Israel’s recent orders to evacuate more areas in southern Gaza, “more than two-thirds of the entire Gaza Strip is now covered by the Israeli army’s evacuation orders.”
According to the Associated Press, the areas affected by the Israeli army’s evacuation order were home to more than 1.8 million Palestinians, or 77 percent of the entire Gaza Strip before the war began on October 7.
Since the beginning of the Zionist regime’s military invasion of the Gaza Strip, the Israeli army has issued evacuation orders in the northern areas of Gaza and asked Palestinians to leave their homes and houses, apparently to get out of the scope of this regime’s ground operations.
Simultaneously with the evacuation orders in the north, the Israeli army fighters targeted the southern half of Gaza where the residents of this area had taken refuge.
The Zionist regime has always shied away from its responsibility for the killing of civilians under the pretext that it is looking for Hamas forces and infrastructure related to Hamas. The occupation regime’s attacks on Gaza have left at least 27,000 dead, two-thirds of whom are women and children.
During the war, Israeli evacuation orders have extended to the southernmost parts of Gaza, including Khan Yunis, and according to the United Nations Office for Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) on Tuesday, tens of thousands of people were driven from Khan Yunis to Rafah, the last Palestinian refugee center near Egyptian border has run away.
OCHA says more than half of Gaza’s 2.3 million people are now concentrated in the small city of Rafah; who are facing the risk of dehydration, lack of electricity, food and healthcare services and all kinds of infectious diseases, especially for children.