Israeli forced displacement orders and established military control affect almost 90% of Gaza
More than 59,000 people have already been killed in the devastated and captured Gaza Strip. This Sunday, more than 100 people have been killed and about 1,000 injured in Israeli bombings.
87.8% of the Gaza Strip is subjectto forced displacement orders or has become a militarized area of the Israeli army, as reported on Monday by the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) in a statement. "This leaves 2.1 million civilians trapped in a limited area of 12% of the Strip, and essential services have collapsed, "the organization regrets.
In addition, Israeli Army tanks have attacked the Al Baraka neighbourhood of Deir al-Balah, and the armed forces have called for a forced evacuation of that neighbourhood to begin thefirst Israeli ground offensive against that city in central Gaza.
On Sunday, Israel ordered mandatory evacuation orders against the south-west of Deir al-Balah, in an area that had not yet undergone ground operations. The area became a refuge for many displaced persons who have been forced to leave their homes and an area of operations for several international organizations.
According to the organization, there are about30,000 people who turned to this important city as a refuge, and who were divided into 57 areas specially equipped for displaced persons.
The fugitives make theirway to Al Mawasi (south), where there are already about 425,000 people, although the Israeli Army is bombing almost daily .
In the Gaza Strip, which is being completely destroyed, more than 59000 people have already been killed since the beginning of the Israeli bombings. This Sunday, more than 100 people have been killed in Israeli bombings and more than 1 000 have been injured, according to the Palestinian health authorities.
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