Israel will soon stop or stop help in northern parts of Gaza, as some residents begin to evacuate

Israel will soon stop or stop humanitarian aid in parts of Northern Gaza, since it expands its offensive, trying to paralyze Hamas, an official said on Saturday.

The official, who spoke with News based on anonymity because they were not authorized to talk to the media, said Israel will stop air drugs in the city of Gaza in the next few days and reduce the arrival of aid trucks to the northern part of the strip while preparing to evacuate hundreds of thousands of residents.

It was not clear when the pause would begin to help and when the Airdrops would stop completely. For Saturday, there were no air planes for several days in Gaza, a break from almost daily falls during the last weeks.

The Israel Army did not respond to a request for comments on aircops or how it would provide help to the Palestinians while Israel increased their offensive.

On Friday, the Israeli army spokesman Avichay Adraee urged the Palestinians to flee from the south, calling the “inevitable” evacuation.

Help groups warn that a large -scale evacuation of the city of Gaza would exacerbate the terrible humanitarian crisis.

Earlier this month, the leading food crisis authority said that the city of Gaza was in the famine and that half a million people through the strip faced catastrophic levels of hunger. On Saturday, the Ministry of Health in Gaza said that 10 people died as a result of starvation and malnutrition in the last 24 hours, including three children.

The Chief of the International Red Cross denounced Israel’s plans on Saturday, insisting that there was no way that it could be done safely.

“It is impossible for a massive evacuation in the city of Gaza to be done in a safe and dignified way under the current conditions,” said Red Cross, Mirjana Spoljaric, in a statement. “Such evacuation would trigger a mass population movement that any area in the gaza strip can absorb, given the general destruction of civil infrastructure and extreme shortage of food, water, shelter and medical care.”

Hundreds of residents have begun to leave the city of Gaza, accumulating their few remaining possessions in vans or donkey cars. Many have been forced to leave their homes more than once.

The UN said Thursday that 23,000 people had evacuated last week, but many in Gaza City say there is nowhere to go. Others who have been displaced from the South care that the area cannot support an influx of people.

“There is no food and even the water is not available. When available, it is not sure to drink,” said Amer Zayed while waiting for the food of a charity cuisine in the southern city of Deir Al-Balah.

“What exacerbates the situation is the displacement of residents … suffering worsens when there are more displaced people,” he said.

On Friday, Israel’s army said he had launched the “initial stages” of the planned offensive to take the city of Gaza, stating that the largest population center in the Palestinian territory is a “dangerous combat zone.” He called the city of Gaza as a strength of Hamas and claimed that a network of tunnels remains in use despite the previous large -scale raids in the area throughout the Almost 23 months war.

Israeli officials, including Netanyahu, had made their Plans to push the city of Gaza Of course for weeks. The expansion of the war, which was announced along with an extended call of 60,000 Israeli military reservists, attracted international conviction from the moment it was announced.

The announcement of the military to resume the fight occurred when the number of deaths in Gaza increased to more than 63,000 people, according to the Hamas Ministry of Health of the territory. On Saturday, four people were killed by Israeli shots while trying to get help in Center of Gaza, according to health officials at the AWDA hospital, where bodies were brought.

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