The Israeli army has launched heavy airstrikes in the city of Gaza. This was reported by Zamin.uz.
Many multi-story buildings were destroyed by the strikes, and numerous families were forced to leave their homes in search of safety. According to Israeli data, more than 250,000 residents have left the city.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu calls Gaza Hamas's "last stronghold." However, the United Nations warns that these actions will further worsen the situation of civilians suffering from hunger.
The population reports that the attacks are often targeting schools and shelters. Many families are fleeing the city at night under the cover of darkness.
Due to the high cost of moving south, some are unable to do so. At the same time, Hamas advises the population to stay in place and not leave.
The Qatari government has also sharply criticized Israel. Following the attack on Hamas representatives in Doha, Qatari officials accused Netanyahu of trying to reshape the region to suit his interests.
The health authority in Gaza has reported that dozens of civilians have died in recent days. This situation is causing increased tension and humanitarian disasters in the region.
As a result of the attacks, many families have been left homeless, and the need for humanitarian aid is growing. International cooperation is crucial to ensure peace and stability in the region.
