The Israeli army announced today that 700,000 have left the city of Gaza to the southern part of the Palestinian enclave since the end of August, while Israeli troops are attacking the entire area, pounding it, with the aim of destroying it.
“Seven hundred thousand Palestinians evacuated” the area, the army said in response to a question from the French News Agency about the number of people who left the city of Gaza since the end of August, the date on which the population was there.
In a note published today, the United Nations Humanitarian Coordination Office mentioned the number of 388,400 people displaced to the south, the majority of which come from the city of Gaza, from mid -August.
The Israeli army launched on September 16th a large -scale operation against the city of Gaza, the largest urban center of the Palestinian enclave, to destroy what it presents as the last major stronghold of the Palestinian Palestinian organization of Hamas, the 7th of which is the 7th of which is the 7th of which is the 7th.
The blow to al-Zauhida
Gaza Civil Protection, a first aid service operating under Hamas’s power, announced that Israeli bombings killed at least 22 people in the Palestinian pockets today, five of which in the city of Gaza.
Among them, 11 people were killed in Al-Jawaida, in the central part of the Gaza Strip, by an air raid on a house where they had fled displacement, according to al-Auda hospital.
Given the restrictions imposed on the media in Gaza and the difficulties of accessing the field, the French News Agency is not able to verify from an independent source of the information of both sides.
Following this blow to Al-Jawaida, an AFP journalist noticed today. “The whole region has been destroyed, there is nothing that can be used by human beings,” said Yusef Younes, a resident, “The war must stop,”
The October 7th attack resulted in the Israeli side killed by 1,219 people, mostly civilians, according to an account raised by AFP based on official data.
Israeli operations in retaliation against Gaza have claimed the lives of 65,502 people, mostly civilians, according to data from the Hamas government ministry, which are credible by the UN.
