Gaza -Sity Palestinians fight the escape of the Israeli attack

Thousands of families are trying to flee in Gaza, as Israeli military confirms that ground operations that are included in its large -scale attack have begun to occupy the city.

Lina al -Magagrabi, 32 years old, her mother of three years from the city neighborhood of Sheikh Radwana told the BBC that she resisted the exit of the house – despite her danger – until she received a phone call from an Israeli officer who ordered her to evacuate.

“I was forced to sell my jewelry to cover the cost of moving and tents,” she said. “We took 10 hours to get to the UNIS Khan, and we paid 3,500 Shekels (735 pounds) for the trip. The line of cars and trucks seemed endless.”

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that a “powerful operation” was launched in Gaza, which he called the last major Hamas.

The Israeli military has appointed al-Roshid coastal road the only allowed route to use civilians to evacuate. Many have described serious congestion, endless queues of cars and trucks, as well as long delays, with families on the road, while the airstrikes continue overhead.

Nivin Imad al-Din, 38, said a five-year-old mother, said the south after Israeli combat aircraft fell into a leaflet in her neighborhood, though her husband refused to leave her home.

“I couldn’t bring furniture because I couldn’t afford the cost of a big truck,” she explained. “Leaving everything behind was the hardest decision I made.”

The cost of moving has grown far beyond the reach of most households. Residents said a small truck is now worth about 3,000 shekels (630 pounds), and a five -person tent (840 pounds) is selling a five -person tent. With most families deprived of income after the war, some are forced to go on miles or stay in their homes, despite risks.

On Tuesday night, Israeli military aircraft held a wave of heavy airstrikes around Gaza, with concentrated bombing on the Central neighborhood of Al-Daraj, a refugee camp on the beach in the west and Sheikh Radun in the north.

The attacks were accompanied by artillery fire, fire and helicopter.

Israel’s defense forces have stated that it “gradually” moved to Gaza’s city within the “next phase” of their offensive.

It states that the air and ground forces will be part of the next stage of the operation of the military, and the number of troops is increasing the day.

Residents described night strikes as “hell”.

Gazzi al-Alulla, a displaced resident from Northern Gaza, said the BBC that he was now sleeping near the al-Qu’s hospital in Tel Hava, southwestern gas.

“I didn’t choose it,” he said. “I was forced after leaving the house, where my family and I leaned almost a month after the escape from the north.”

“The bombing was a mad watch, and the army threatens to demolish several residential buildings in the area.”

Abu Abu Dalal himself, from Al-Darai in Central Gaza, called the night “extremely difficult”.

“Whole residential blocks were leveled at the top of its inhabitants, leaving many dead, missing or wounded,” he said.

He said Cars that are fixed, intense airstrikes and heavy shelling. Meanwhile, Apache helicopters were hovering in different parts of the city, constantly shooting.

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