Israeli forces intensified bombing of Gaza, unified three residential areas and killed at least 53 Palestinians, including 35 Gaza Cityas the family continues to flee under the threat of a new forced evacuation order.

Israeli troops marked the Al-Kawthar Tower in Remal Community in southern Gaza to target the target, and then destroyed the building on Sunday, less than two hours later a series of missiles struck the building.

“It’s another sleepless night for people in Gaza, with the sound of drones, constant buzzing of war machines and explosive long-range explosive robots throughout the city,” said Hani Mahmoud of Al Al Jazeera, from Gaza.

The Gaza government media office criticized Israel for “systematically bombing towers, residential buildings, schools and civilian institutions with the aim of extinction and forced displacement”.

It argued in a statement that while Israel claims to target armed groups, “the reality of occupation is unquestionably intentional, according to a clear methodology, bomb bombs, mosques, hospitals, hospitals and medical centers, destroying towers and residential buildings, destroying various institutions, including various international institutions, including institutions of various institutions, including institutions of international institutions.

“Gaza has nowhere to be safe”

As the bombing intensified, the family was once again forced to flee south. Al-Masasidespite repeated attacks on it, the Israeli region has been designated as a “safe zone”.

Ahmed Awad told Al Jazeera that he escaped from Northern Gaza on Saturday because “mortar shells came down.” He described arriving at midnight and found that “no water, no toilet, nothing. The family is sleeping in public. The situation is very terrible.”

Another displaced Palestinian, Abedallah Aram, said his family faces a “severe shortage” of clear water. “There is very little food, and in these tents, people are hungry and malnourished. Winter is approaching and we are in urgent need of new tents. Most importantly, the area is unable to cope with more displaced families.”

UNICEF spokesman Tess Ingram said from Al-Mawasi that Al Jazeera is getting worse every day. “Nowhere in Gaza is safe, including in this so-called humanitarian zone,” she said. “The camps are getting more crowded all day.”

She recalls meeting Seera, a woman who was ordered to evacuate from Gaza during her pregnancy. “She worked at Sheikh Radwan and gave birth to the evacuation order on the side of the road while trying to seek help,” Ingram said. “She is one of many examples of coming here and now striving to get the basics they need to survive.”

Al Mawasi’s report said Al Jazeera’s Hind Khoudary said displaced Palestinians face unbearable uncertainty. One person told her that he had been looking for shelter for nearly a week.

“I have a large family, including my children, mother and grandmother. Not only did the missiles rain on us, but the famine also swallowed us. My family has been going on for two years. We can no longer stand the ongoing genocide war or hunger,” he said. “The most important thing is that we have no source of income to feed hungry children. Displacement is as painful as removing human souls from the body.”

The Enclave Health Ministry reported that malnutrition deaths twice in the past 24 hours, resulting in the official famine of 422 people, including 145 children.

Official classification of integrated food security phases supported by the United Nations Declare the famine Last month, 144 Palestinians, 30 of whom died of hunger.

Doha summit condemns “barbaric” Israel

Meanwhile, the political impact of Israel’s strike on Qatar’s Hamas negotiators last week killed five Hamas members and a Katari security official.

Izzat al-Rashq, a member of the Hamas Politburo, said, “Netanyahu of war crimes has tried to transfer the battle to the region, trying to remake the Middle East and dominate it in pursuit of fantasies related to “Biger Israel”, which has caused an explosive explosion of explosions throughout the region due to its extremism and rudeness.”

The attack on Qatar soil is intended to “undermine the negotiation process and undermine the role of our sister country Qatar”, he said.

Arab and Islamic leaders discussed ways to respond in a preparatory meeting ahead of the summit in Doha on Monday.

Reuters reported that a resolution seen at the meeting condemned Israel’s “genocide, ethnic cleansing, hunger, siege and colonial activities”, warning that such actions threatened peace in the region and undermined efforts to keep normal with the Arab states.

Kathari Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed Bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani called Israel’s attack on Doha “barbarians” on September 9 and urged a response to fierce and firm measures.

Sheikh Mohammed said the Arab countries supported “legal measures” to protect Doha’s sovereignty and called on the international community to abandon “double standards” when dealing with Israel.

Arab League Secretary General Ahmed Aboul Gheit said “silence and inaction” have led Israel to “punish innocence” for crimes. He called on Arab and Islamic states to hold Israel accountable for “war crimes of evidence”, including “killing civilians, starving people to death and driving the entire population homeless.”

Adnan Hayajneh, professor of international relations at the University of Qatar, told Al Jazeera that regional sentiment has changed. “The United States has to wake you up the fact that you have 2 billion Muslims around the world, and that’s just the beginning. It’s not only an attack on Qatar, but a continuation of instability throughout the region,” he said.

United States and Israel remain strong

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu insists that despite Washington’s uneasiness over the Qatar strike, relations with the United States remain strong. Netanyahu, who hosted U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio in Jerusalem, said the relationship was “as strong and durable as the stones of the Western Wall.”

Rubio claimed that U.S. President Donald Trump was “dissatisfied” with Israel’s attacks in Doha, but insisted that U.S. relations with Israel remained “very strong”.

Al Jazeera’s Hamdah Salhut from Amman, Jordan, said Washington is trying to manage the radiation. “The United States will certainly conduct some damage controls, saying that the strike in Doha will not change relations with Israel, but requires some dialogue,” she said.

Meanwhile, the Israeli minister has promised to continue pursuing Hamas leaders abroad. Energy Minister Eli Cohen announced: “Hamas cannot sleep peacefully anywhere in the world”, including NATO member Turkiye.

“Where they are, we will pursue them and settle with them,” said another minister, Ze’ev Elkin.

Israeli media later reported that Mossad chief David Barnea opposed the Qatar strike because they feared it would derail the ceasefire negotiations. Maariv, a columnist in Israeli newspaper, wrote that Barnea believes Hamas leaders “can be eliminated at any time” but warned that attacking Doha risked a torpedo deal to free prisoners Hamas launched prisoners from Israel in the October 7, 2023 attack.

According to the Enclave Ministry of Health, at least 64,871 Palestinians have been killed and 164,610 injured since Israel began its war on Gaza after the Hamas attack.

Additionally, Israeli newspaper Haaretz reported that the Israeli Ministry of Defense is treating about 20,000 injured soldiers, more than half of whom have suffered psychological trauma, an estimated sign that this number may rise to 50,000 by 2028.