Israel strengthens the city’s Gaza attacks when the UN warns about moving

Residents say Israeli troops intensify their attacks on the outskirts of Gaza when the military intensifies the preparation for the offensive to conquer it.

Hospitals said women and children were among more than 30 Palestinians who died in Israeli strokes in the city on Wednesday, most of them in the north and west.

The head of the Israeli military staff promised to “continue to hit Hamas’s gravitational centers until he is defeated” and his hostages were released.

UN and assistance groups said Israeli operations already have “terrible humanitarian consequences” for displaced families who rested in a city where a million people live and where the famine was announced last month.

Meanwhile, the Israeli participants of the rally participated in what they called “day of disruption” to press their government, to immediately agree with the agreement that would end the war in return for all 48 Israeli and foreign hostages in Gaza, 20 of which are allegedly alive.

Hospital representatives said Israeli strikes and a gun across the gas strip have killed at least 46 people from the north.

The Schiff -Siti Hospital said she had received the bodies of 21 people, including five dead when an Israeli military plane aimed at an apartment in the Western Fisherman port.

One of the blows killed his parents and two sisters of three-year Ibrahim al-Mabh, his grandmother said.

Umm Abu al-Abed Abu al-Jubein told Reuters that she had found him buried under the rubble of a destroyed column in a house where a migrated family from a nearby city of Jabalia was shelter.

“He is the only one that God saved … We woke up from the boy who shouted,” she said.

The first respondents said Israeli drones also abandoned incendiary bombs in the immediate vicinity of the clinic in one night in the Northern Sheikh Radun neighborhood, where troops and tanks were reportedly moving.

Videos posted on social media overnight appeared on the fire near the ambulance inside the connection of Sheikh Radvan’s clinic, and another ambulance is scattered on a nearby street.

Residents also said Reuters that Israeli troops had dropped grenades for three Saikha Radun schools, which were used as a shelter for displaced families, tents tents and baptized armored vehicles, saturated with explosives to destroy houses in the east.

“Sheikh Radun burns off his feet. The profession (Israel) has destroyed houses, burnt tents and drones who played sound messages, ordering people to leave the territory,” said Zakiah himself, a 60-year-old five-year-old mother.

Israeli military said they were checking the reports.

During a visit to Gas on Wednesday, the Chief of Staff of the military, Lieutenant General Eyal Zamir told the troops: “We entered the second stage of the Gideon Charger Operation to fulfill the goals of the war.”

“The return of our hostages is both moral and national mission. We will continue to hit Hamas’s gravitational centers until it is broken.”

Hamas announced that he called “systematic destruction operations” by the Israeli forces in Gaza, saying that they were an “unprecedented violation” of international law.

UN agencies and their humanitarian partners in the Gaza States Cluster stated that on August 7, it announced enhanced Israeli hostilities in Gaza, “had terrible humanitarian consequences for people who were in the places of movement, many of whom were previously displaced from Northern Gaza (governor).

They warned that many households could not move from high costs and material -technical problems, as well as lack of safe space. And they said that the coercion of hundreds of thousands of move to the south could mean a violent transfer in accordance with international law.

On August 14, more than 82,000 people have been moved recently, the cluster reports. Most people were moving toward the crowded coast. Only the third left in the southern gas, as the Israeli military was instructed.

The military told them to go to the Al-Mavasi area, saying that medical care, water and food would be provided. However, the UN has tent camps, there are crowded and dangerous, and that southern hospitals work several times.

On Tuesday, five children were killed during a stroke for water at a tent camp in Al-Mavas. Witnesses said they were struck by an Israeli drone.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced the intention of Israel to conquer all gas after indirect negotiations with Hamas on the ceased fire, and in July a deal with hostages crashed.

The hostage families fear that the offensive threatens those who have passed in the city of Gaza and want the Prime Minister to agree on an agreement that will provide their release.

Regional mediators submitted an offer that would see 10 live hostages and organs of 18 hostages released during a 60-day truce. However, Netanyahu stated that he would only accept an exhaustive deal that would see them all released and Hamas disarmed.

On Wednesday, the Israelis demanding an immediate transaction set fire to tires and trash cans and damaged parked machines in Jerusalem.

Thirteen were arrested after they rose to the roof of the National Library and showed a banner stating: “You threw and also killed.”

Some hostage relatives turned to a large crowd near the Prime Minister’s residence.

They consisted of AFR Braslavsky, the father of Rome Braslavsky, 21 years, who saw exhausted and injured in a video sent by his Islamic jihad in early August.

“My son Rum dies, hungry and tortured. You see in his eyes that he no longer wants to live. Nothing more difficult can be witnessed when he can do nothing,” he said, Haaretz reports.

“How is it possible that a month after the release of my son, showing the horrors there, the government leaves it there? And the Prime Minister wants to conquer more? I can’t understand it.”

US President Donald Trump, who helped the broker pre -ceasefire and hostage transactions in January, wrote on social media: “Tell Hamas immediately return all 20 hostages (not 2 or 5 or 7!), And it will change soon!”

Israeli military launched a campaign in Gaza in response to the attack under the guidance of Hamas on South Israel on October 7, 2023, which killed about 1,200 people and took 251 people.

At least 63,746 people have been killed in Israeli attacks in Gaza since then, according to the Ministry of Health in the territory.

The ministry also states that 367 people still died during the war as a result of malnutrition and hunger, including six in the last 24 hours.