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The Israeli army is leveled by the remaining ruins of the city of Rafah on the southern edge of Gaza’s belt, the inhabitants say, in what they are afraid of being part of the Population Plan on a huge campsite in the barren.
No food or medical supplies have reached 2.3 million inhabitants of Gaza’s belt in almost two months, since Israel has imposed what has since become the longest total blockade of the territory, after the six -week collapse.
In mid -March, Israel re -launched its campaign for the land and since then seized border surfaces and ordered residents from what it says that the “tampons of the gauze edges, including all Rafah, consisting of about 20 percent of the strip.
The Israeli Public Emiter Kan reported on Saturday that the army had set up a new “humanitarian zone” in Rafah, to which civilians would be transferred after security checks to prevent Hamas fighters. Assistance will distribute private companies.
The Israeli army has yet to comment on the report and did not immediately respond to Reuters’ comment request. Residents said that mass explosions could now be heard constantly from the dead zone where Rafah used to stand as a city of 300,000 people.
“The explosions never stop, day and night, whenever the soil shakes, we know that more homes are destroyed in Rafah. Rafah is gone,” said Tamer, a city in the city of Gaza in Deir al-Balah, further north, said the Reuters SMS message.
He said he received telephone calls from friends as far away as across the border in Egypt, whose children had been awake from the explosion.
Abu Mohammed, another displaced man in Gaza, said to Reuters with the text: “We are terrified that we can be forced to Rafah, which will be like a cage of a concentration camp, completely sealed by the world.”
27 Palestinians reported killed in the latest strikes
Israeli kicks on the Gaza tape overnight were killed at least 27 Palestinians on Monday, according to local health officials. The Israeli army was no current comment.
The air attack hit a home in Beit Lahia, killing 10 people, including Palestinian prisoners, Abdel-Fattah Abu Mahadi, who was released as part of a tribute. His wife, two of their children and grandchildren, were also killed, according to an Indonesian hospital, who received the bodies.
Another strike hit a home in the city of Gaza, killing seven people, including two women, according to the Emergency Department of the Ministry of Health in Gaza. Two people were wounded.
Late on Sunday, the strike hit a home in the southern city of Khan Younis, killing at least 10 people, including five brothers and sisters at the age of four, according to the Ministry of Health. Two other children were killed with her parents, according to Nasser Hospital, who received the bodies.
Gauze on the storage of mass hunger, illness: un
Israel, who imposed his overall gazi blockade on March 2, says that enough stock has reached the territory in the previous six weeks of the tribute not to believe that the population is in danger. He says he cannot allow it in food or medicine, because the Hamas fighters would use it.
United Nations agencies say Gazani have been on that mass hunger and illness, with conditions in the worst case since the war began in October 7, 2023, when Hamas fighters attacked the Israeli communities.
The highest court of the UN -a started holding hearing on Monday in Israel’s obligation to facilitate the humanitarian aid to the territory he occupies.
At least 23 Palestinians who took refuge at a school in Tuffah’s neighborhood in Gaza were killed in Israeli shots on Wednesday. The strikes set fire to tents and classrooms, leaving great damage.
The conversations mediated by Qatar and Egypt have not been able to extend the truce so far, during which Hamas has released 38 hostages, and Israel released hundreds of prisoners and prisoners.
In Gaza, fifty -nine areel hostages are still held; Less than half of them believed he was alive. Hamas says that it would only release them under the agreement ending the war; Israel says they will only agree on temporary breaks in the fight unless Hamas is not completely disarmed, which fighters reject.
In Doha, on Sunday, in Katar, he said that the efforts to achieve a new trial in Gaza had made some progress.
On Friday, the World Food Program announced that he had run out of food in Gaza after the longest closure with which Gaza ever faced.
Some residents toured the streets looking for weeds that grow naturally across the country; Others picked up dry leaves from the trees. Sufficiently desperate, the fishermen turned to the turtle, the skin and the sale of meat.
The war in Gaza began after the Hamas fighters killed 1,200 people and took 251 hostages in Gaza in October 2023, according to Israeli Tallies. Since then, the offensive Israel on the enclave has killed more than 51,400, according to Palestinian health officers.
