Israeli strikes kill the Palestinians in the region who were moved to gas

At least 37 people were killed in a series of Israeli strikes, most in areas where civilians have set up tents, Gaza Hamas’s civil defense agency says.

Witnesses in al-Mausai said the BBC that the tents were covered by flames after a “powerful” explosion, causing the death of dozen Palestinians, including children. One man said he woke up with a “cry and panic” and watched as “the flames quickly spread from one tent to another.”

Previously, Israel ordered the Palestinians to evacuate from other parts of Gaza to al-Mavas.

The Israeli military did not immediately comment, but said they considered reports of the strike.

Civil Defense Spokesman Mahmoud Basal said two missiles hit the tents in the coastal area of ​​Al-Mavasi near the southern city of Khan Unis, killed at least 16 people, “most women and children”. He said twenty -three were still wounded.

The video proven by the BBC showed the burnt remains of the camp with things scattered across the earth, and the survivors who inspected the damage.

The survivors described how he woke up with the “sound of the screaming and panic” after the “powerful” explosion got into the camp.

“I rushed outside and saw that the tent near my flames,” said the man in the Lifeline BBC program.

“The women ran out, desperately trying to avoid fire,” he continued.

“Many martyrs were lost on the fire, and we were helpless to save them. It was great to watch them die before us without the opportunity to do anything, because the flames quickly spread from one tent to another.”

He said the “large number” died.

A placed woman from Khan UNIS said the strike killed 10 members of the same family when they slept and five other family members were injured.

The man described how he raced on stage with others, hearing the explosion and tried to put out the flames, throwing sand on the tents.

“But we fell,” he said. “The fire was too intense by consuming tents and people inside. We were helpless, we couldn’t do anything to save them.”

Amandan Bazerol, Emergency Coordinated Sans Frontiers (MSF) in Gaza, said the strikes had been close to their office, and the IFF received some victims.

“He was very close to our office in the south last night. When the tents were targeted and caught fire, we got patients. Most of them actually died and come dead, but we have very critical patients,” she said in the BBC.

The Gaza Civil Defense Agency said seven people were killed in the Northern city of Bate-Laia, two near Al-Mavasi and 10 people in Jabalia, including seven members of one family in one attack and three people in the school building in the other.

In a statement on Thursday, the Israeli military said the strikes over the last two days “inflicted more than 100 targets”, including “terrorist cells, military structures and infrastructure”.

IDF said they hit UNIS, who killed Yahia Fati Abd al-Cader Abu Shar, head of the smuggling network at the beginning of the week. It states that steps have been taken to mitigate the risk of damage to civilians.

On March 1, Israel put gas under a complete blockade and restored the war on March 18. Since then, Israeli attacks have been killed in 1691, the Ministry of Health Hamas reports. About half a million Palestinians were moved by updated Israeli orders for evacuation, and Israel included 30% of the gas into the “security zone”.

On Thursday, the leaders of 12 major assistance organizations said the humanitarian aid system in the newspaper “faces full collapse”.

“This is one of our generation’s worst humanitarian setbacks,” 12 NGOs wrote in a statement, including Oxfam and the salvation of children.

Israel claims he seeks to put pressure on Hamas to release the hostages and promised to keep the blockade. He claims that there is not enough help because 25,000 freight goods introduced during the ceasefire.

Israel reportedly made a proposal for a new ceasefire, under which dozens of Israeli hostages would be released, and Hamas disarmed.

Hamas refused disarmament. On Thursday, AFP quotes Hamas officials as a statement that the group still discussed an Israeli proposal.

The war began on October 7, 2023, when Hamas made a cross -border attack on Israeli communities, killed about 1,200 people and capturing 251 hostages in accordance with Israeli Tali.

Israeli military campaign against Hamas killed at least 51,065 people, the Ministry of Health in the field of health reports.