Palestinians have continued to flee the violence in Gaza as a result of Israel’s airstrikes and brief ground invasions in the area.
Families are fleeing Gaza City in automobiles, trucks, and donkey carts while carrying their belongings as a result of the evacuation order by Israel.
Israeli airstrikes continue to pound the region, killing countless people. Concern over the exodus has been raised by the United Nations and relief organizations, especially for hospital patients and other people who are unable to relocate.
More than 70 people were killed, according to the propaganda office of Hamas, when aeroplanes attacked automobiles that were escaping to the south.
The Israeli military announced its intention to attack the underground Hamas hideouts in the vicinity of Gaza City. Palestinians and some Egyptian officials, meanwhile, worry that Israel ultimately intends to drive Gaza’s population out through Egypt’s southern border.
Hamas has pleaded with people to stay in their houses despite the evacuation order. Families in Gaza must make the difficult choice of whether to leave or stay because there is no safe place to go.
According to the Israeli military, its soldiers launched brief incursions into Gaza to combat militants and look for signs of 150 people who were kidnapped during Hamas’s attack on Israel about a week ago.
The ongoing confrontation between Israel and Palestine has significantly escalated as a result of these circumstances. The world community follows the situation with great worry.