Israel prescribes the evacuation of the city of South Gaza Rafa

The Israeli military has issued a new new evacuation order for the southern Gaza Strip – the largest since its offensive in the Palestinian territory, which has resumed earlier this month.

The military instructed the residents of the city of Rafa and the parts of the neighboring Khan Unis immediately go to the humanitarian zone of al-Mavasi, warning that his forces “were returning to intensive operations to dismantle the possibilities of terrorist organizations” in the areas.

The Palestinians who returned to their homes in the raft during the recent two -month ceasefire between Israel and Hamas are now starting to escape.

About five of the gas is now covered by evacuation orders.

Last week, the UN Human Rights warned that the evacuation did not meet the requirements of international law, accusing Israel of taking no residence measures for those who have suffered or provided satisfactory hygiene, health, safety and nutrition conditions.

The Israeli government said it was evacuating civilians to protect them from Hamas militants, whom he accused of using them as human shields in violation of international law. The Israeli military has previously insisted on what they are doing their best to limit civil losses.

On March 18, Israel resumed an air and ground campaign against Hamas, accusing the Palestinian armed group of deflection of a new US proposal to expand the fire and releasing 59 hostages remaining in Gaza. Hamas, in turn, accused Israel of violating the initial transaction they agreed in January.

More than 1,000 gas people have been killed since then, the Ministry of Health reports.

The UN says food and medical materials also go out by 2.1 million people, as Israel has also blocked humanitarian aid supplies to the territory on March 2.

Israel launched its first major operation in Rafa, at the border with Egypt, last May, leaving most of it in the ruins.

However, tens of thousands of people returned to what was left of their houses in the city during the ceasefire.

During the previous operation in Rapha Israeli troops confiscated the strategic buffer zone along the border with Egypt and did not abandon it, as called in the ceasefire agreement.

Israel said it was necessary to maintain the presence there to prevent smuggling into gas and Khmaas.

A mixed resident of Rafa Haifa Duhair said she had to run with her daughter and three other children on Monday because there was no transport.

“We drove home two months ago … Despite the fact that the house was destroyed, it shrapne and broken windows,” she said Reuters Agement.

“(My) the girl was born in a tent, and today they ordered to move all Rafa,” she added. “Half of our children went to us, and the other half remained with us. May God help us.”

Meanwhile, the gas reportedly reported further death strikes, as the Israeli military stated that it was aimed at Hamas.

Eight people, including three children and two women, were killed when the house was beaten in the Gaza city tuff in the north, according to Hamas Civil Defense Agency.

Staff from the Hann UNIS hospital also showed a young boy among several killed people.

The Israeli military said the troops conducting the perimeter expansion operations in the north and central gas, dismantled a 1-kilometer underground tunnel belonging to Hamas and excluded more than 50 “terrorists”.

The Israeli military launched a campaign to destroy Hamas in response to an unprecedented cross -border attack on October 7, 2023, which killed about 1,200 people and 251 were taken hostage.

According to the Ministry of Health, more than 50 350 people were killed.