Massive exodus of Palestinians from Northern Gaza

[Jaga]

Another form of collective punishment - these people should be already gone after they got leaflets from Israel, right? Israel wanted 1.5 mln people to leave one part of Gaza and move to another during 24 hours. Now there is a massive exodus of these who were not killed yet, or did not die due to bad conditions.

www.bbc.com/news/av/world-middle-east-67349699
The Israeli military advance into Gaza City has triggered a fresh exodus of civilians, heeding Israeli warnings to leave their homes and head south.

The Israeli military said it opened an evacuation route south on Tuesday.

For several hours, hundreds of people were on the move, some on carts pulled by donkeys but most on foot.

Here is more from Washington Post:
Since Sunday, tens of thousands of Palestinians, most of them on foot and many with their hands up as they walked by Israeli military vehicles and soldiers, have headed south in a massive exodus. A senior Biden administration official estimated that about 250,000 civilians remain in northern Gaza, where Israeli troops are advancing block by block in street fights against Hamas militants while using airstrikes to drive them out of underground tunnels.
www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/2023/11/09/israel-humanitarian-pauses-gaza/

[Jaga]

This is news from three weeks ago when Israel ordered people to evacuate during 24 hours without giving them any means to do so. I wonder how many of them died because they did not "fulfill the order of Israel".

news.sky.com/story/gaza-evacuation-why-getting-people-out-in-less-than-24-hours-is-impossible-12983748

Evacuating more than a million people from northern Gaza in less than 24 hours is "impossible" for a number of reasons, aid workers have told Sky News.

The Israeli Defence Force (IDF) has ordered 1.1 million people currently north of the Wadi Gaza bridge to move south before it launches its response to Saturday's incursion by Hamas.

Both the United Nations and the World Health Organisation have urgently called on Israel to revoke the order, warning it will result in a humanitarian disaster - whether people are able to move or not.

[Jaga]

There is a "pause" in Israel's aggression in Gaza. Over 14 thousands people are officially dead, since nobody counts them anymore, more than 50% of buildings are gone. The rest of people from North Gaza were forced to walk to the South where their fate is not certain, since Israel plans to kill all Hamas, and they do not care for civilian population.

Finally they agreed for a deal about hostages since there was too much anger among their families.

Here is more from WashingtonPost:

www.washingtonpost.com/world/2023/11/22/gaza-destruction-destroy-israel-strikes-reconstruction/

The bulk of the Gaza Strip’s over 2 million people have had to flee their homes. The territory’s population in the north was ordered to evacuate to the south by Israeli authorities, sparking a panicked exodus. Israeli strikes hit targets across Gaza, but this weekend, Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant indicated that the focus of their operation may be shifting further away from hollowed-out Gaza City in the north toward Khan Younis in the south, where Israeli authorities claim Hamas’s main command structure may be.

“People who were on the western side of the city have already encountered the [Israel Defense Forces]’s lethal strength,” Gallant told Israeli radio. “People who are on the eastern side understand that this evening. People who are in the southern Gaza Strip will understand that soon as well.”

Even if the fighting stopped today, huge swaths of Gaza have been reduced to rubble. According to the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, which cited data from local authorities in Hamas-controlled Gaza, some 45 percent of all of Gaza’s housing units have already either been destroyed or severely damaged. By one measure, it took four years of conflict in Syria to destroy a comparable share of what Israel pulverized in a matter of weeks.

Israel dropped thousands of munitions daily on targets across Gaza, but especially in the territory’s north. The city of Beit Hanoun, once home to more than 50,000 people, is a ruin where “barely a single inhabitable building remains standing,” according to a visiting Israeli journalist earlier this month. Satellite imagery and drone footage show how the town’s once crowded, bustling streets are now a moonscape of debris and blasted buildings. Researchers examining satellite evidence estimate that perhaps more than half the buildings in north Gaza are damaged.

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[karl]

Jaga and Pieter

It is quite obvious that no outcry has been placed to Hamas or any manner of them {Hamas} of assistance for the safety of their own people. It appears to be all outcry is to Israel for help or it appears to be so with the Media. In all appearances it is by all reality that the Arab has no conscience for other Arabs as their own kind.

Karl

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[karl]

Pieter And Jaga

It is good to bring the truth as spoken by this Saudi Man, for his words did spark memories of my own of the Palestinian people and why they were expelled out of Kuwait so long in past and their treachery whilst in Jordan and as such, were expelled from there as well.

www.meforum.org/3391/kuwait-expels-palestinians

The following video report is what the Palestinian people are supporting by allowance of Hamas to operate by non-interference.



And, we are supposed to be aiding them for humanitarian reasons?

Karl

[Jaga]

Karl, although Hamas killings were awful Israel actions afterwards were extreme - they killed at least 14 th people and over 1 mln Gazans were forced to run without almost anything to Southern Gaza. People in Gaza were not provided any help for 2 weeks.

The reports of children beheaded by Hamas cannot be verified. Remember that Palestinians in Gaza live in ghettos, they are NOT treated like citizens.

www.cnn.com/2023/10/12/middleeast/israel-hamas-beheading-claims-intl/index.html

Jerusalem
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The Israeli government has not confirmed the specific claim that Hamas attackers cut off the heads of babies during their shock attack on Saturday, an Israeli official told CNN, contradicting a previous public statement by the Prime Minister’s office.

“There have been cases of Hamas militants carrying out beheadings and other ISIS-style atrocities. However, we cannot confirm if the victims were men or women, soldiers or civilians, adults or children,” the official said.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu indicated that people had been beheaded by Hamas in an appearance beside Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Thursday, but did not specify if they were children.

His office later released what it described as “horrifying photos of babies murdered and burned by the Hamas monsters.”

The three photos showed two babies whose bodies had been burned beyond recognition and a third infant’s bloodstained body.

The post said that Netanyahu showed Blinken the photos, as well as others.