Thousands of families are relocating due to the military operation in Gaza

After Israel launched a large-scale military operation, thousands of families in Gaza city were forced to leave the city in search of safe places. This was reported by Zamin.uz.

Following the army's confirmation of the ground operation, many people set out by cars and trucks, while some are moving on foot. The population was only allowed to use the al-Rashid coastal road.

Long queues have formed throughout the city and airstrikes continue. Many people are forced to sell jewelry to cover living expenses.

The United Nations and the German Foreign Minister strongly criticized the operation. The US Secretary of State ambiguously supported Israel's actions.

The international community has expressed concern over the consequences of the attack and is closely monitoring the situation. Local residents compare the nighttime attacks, artillery, and helicopter fire to "hell."

According to them, many neighborhoods have been destroyed, and many people have died or been injured. The daily life of the city's population is becoming more difficult, and security issues remain an urgent problem.