Gaza was once again the scene of intense bombings this Wednesday, hours before an expected Israeli control operation, leaving 123 Palestinians dead in the last 24 hours, according to the Ministry of Health of the Enclave.
This is the highest daily balance in a week, within the framework of A conflict that has devastated a territory where more than two million people livehe said Reuters.
The Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin NetanyahuHe said they will not expel the Palestinians, but they could “leave” the enclave, a position that US President Donald Trump also supported.
His words unleashed criticism and fear of a new Nakbalike that of 1948, when hundreds of thousands of Palestinians fled or were forced to leave their homes.
Gaza between bombings and more Palestinians dead at the hands of Israel
Witnesses in the neighborhoods of Zeitún and Shejaia described Night air attacks that razed homes. The Al-Ahli hospital reported 12 dead in Zeitún, while in Jan Yunis, in the south, Israeli tanks destroyed several houses.
In the center of the territory, shots against civilians looking for Humanitarian aid They left nine deadaccording to local doctors.
The Israeli army has not commented on these incidents, while the food crisis is also aggravated.
Eight people, including three children, died of hunger or malnutrition on the last dayraising the deaths for this cause from the beginning of the war, according to the health authorities of Gaza. Israel questions those figures.
Negotiations in Cairo
In parallel, Hamás’s negotiator chief Jalil Al-Haya, met in Cairo with Egyptian mediators to look for a fire stopfacilitate the entry of help and relieve the humanitarian situation.
Egyptian sources say that a scenario was raised in which Hamas would leave Gaza control and deliver their weapons, something that the group considers “impossible” while the occupation continues.
Netanyahu plans to expand military control over Gaza, possibly in October, which has caused an increase in international pressure.
This week, 24 countries denounced the “unimaginable levels” of suffering in the enclave And they claimed Israel to allow entry without restrictions on humanitarian aid.
Israel states that it has facilitated the entry of almost 320 supplies trucks in a single day, but the UN and Palestinian authorities insist that it is insufficient to meet the basic needs of the population.
