Palestinians say hundreds of families displaced by Israeli air strikes on gas

Witnesses say Israel had a wave of air strikes on the gas strip, causing mass displacement of hundreds of Palestinian families.

Rescue groups took out the bodies of five people, while dozens of affected civilians were evacuated to al-al-Gaza hospital, local reports said.

As a result of the bombing, one of the largest orders on evacuation issued after the war resumed in March.

This is against the background of increased pressure on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to reorient efforts to reach the ceasefire agreement.

Residents of Gaza -Sity said dozens of Israeli air raids were aimed at densely populated eastern quarters, including Shuja, Tuff and Ziteun.

The videos posted by activists on social networks captured the scenes of chaos and explosions that illuminate the night sky, after which the flames and thick flames of smoke rising above the horizon.

One of the blows was reportedly hit by a school in Zeitun, which sheltered the displaced families.

Five dead were reportedly in strike at the Al -Shati camp west of Gaza.

Earlier, Israeli (IDF) defense forces were ordered by residents to leave most of the Northern Gaza in anticipation of the attacks. Most of them moved to the West in Gaza, not to the southern region according to the IDF instructions.

“We had nothing to leave everything behind,” said Aber Talba, a seven -year -old mother, who escaped with her family.

“We have in the Arabic language records of telephone calls that tell us that we are in the fighting zone and should evacuate immediately.

“This is the seventh time we were forced to escape,” she added. “We are on the streets again, there is no food or water. My children are starving. Death feels kinder than it.”

Among the growing humanitarian crisis, fears arise that evacuation orders and persistent air strikes are part of a broader Israel plan to expand its offensive offensive into gas.

But in Israeli media, there are also suggestions that some generals are close to the conclusion that the hostilities in gas are almost achieved.

This is also the opinion of many former army leaders who are afraid that Gaza’s origin in a more detailed, guerrilla war will lead to more deaths, civilians and soldiers.

The next steps of the Prime Minister of Israel are looking closely. While Benjamin Netanyahu’s instincts have always been continuing the war and defeat Hamas, it is exposed to the pressure of the house and abroad to continue the new ceasefire agreement.