The Israeli army has ordered the residents of Gaza City to move south. This was reported by Zamin.uz.
According to the report, this area is considered the last main stronghold of the Hamas group. Many buildings have been destroyed as a result of airstrikes, but millions of people continue to stay in the city.
Local residents say they were given only 15 minutes before the strikes began. Many families have lost their homes and food supplies and are unable to find money or means to move south.
Israel states that aid, food, and tents are available in humanitarian zones in the south. It was announced that new aid centers are being built near Rafah.
However, international organizations warn that these areas are already overcrowded and it is difficult to accommodate people. Experts believe that the evacuation process in Gaza City will be very complicated.
Families of hostages criticize Israel's plans as dangerous, emphasizing that they put people at risk. Nevertheless, Israel has announced that it will continue the operation.
