The new Israeli attacks around Gaza kill 25 when the announcement of the famine increases the pressure

The Palestinians who take refuge in tenth Exceptional announcement That famine is now grabbing the largest city in Gaza.

The determination of famine by the world authority on food crisis galvanized governments and the help groups to intensify the pleas that Israel stops its 22 -month offensive in Gaza, caused by Hamas attacks on October 7, 2023. Help groups have warned for months that the war and Israel Food restrictions In Gaza they are causing hunger among civilians.

Israel denounced the famine’s statement as lies and the army is pressing with preparations for Take advantage of the city of Gaza. The efforts towards a high fire that could prevent the offensive are waiting while the mediators expect the next steps of Israel.

The Israeli strikes killed at least 14 people at the Southern Gaza Strip at dawn on Saturday, according to Morgue records and health officials of the Nasser hospital. The officials said that the strikes attacked tents that took refuge in the people displaced in Khan Younis, which became the home of hundreds of thousands who had fled from other parts of Gaza. More than half of the dead were women and children.

Awad Abu Agala, uncle of two children who died, said that no place in Gaza is now safe.

“The entire Gaza Strip is being bombed … in the south. In the north. Everywhere,” Abu Agala told The News, saying that the children were attacked during the night while they were in their stores.

A afflicted relative, Hekmat Fouco, begged for a truce.

“We want to rest,” he said, fighting against his tears. ” Have a bit of mercy on us. ”

In northern Gaza, Israeli shots killed at least five aid applicants on Saturday near the crossing of Zikim with Israel, where the UN convoys and other agencies enter the enclave, health officials said at the Sheikh Radwan Field hospital to the AP.

Six people died in other attacks against Gaza elsewhere on Saturday, according to hospitals and the Palestine Red Crescent.

The Israeli army did not immediately answer questions about deaths.

A hunger ad increases pressure

An integrated classification report of the food security phase, or IPC, said Friday that the city of Gaza is affected by the famine that probably extends if the struggles and restrictions in humanitarian aid continue.

It was a very rare pronouncement from the group, the first in the Middle East, and arrived after Israel imposed a blockade of 2 1/2 months in Gaza earlier this year, then it relieved access with an approach in a new provider of private aid backed by the United States, the Gaza Humanitarian Foundationor GHF.

In response to global outrage due to the images of demacred children, Israel in recent weeks has allowed aerdrops and a new influx of help to enter the earth, but help agencies and others help say that the amount of foods that arrive in Gaza is still insufficient.

AP journalists have seen chaos and safety problems on roads that lead to aid delivery points, and there have been reports of Israeli troops shooting for help applicants. Israel’s army says they shoot shots if people approach troops or represent a threat to soldiers.

The CPI said that almost half a million people in Gaza, approximately a quarter of the population, face catastrophic hunger that leaves many at risk of dying. He said hunger has been extended by a generalized displacement and the collapse of food production.

The Netanyahu office denounced the IPC report as “an absolute lie” and accuses Hamas of starving the hostages. Israel says it has allowed enough help to enter during the war.

The activity intensifies ahead of the offensive of the city of Gaza

With terrestrial troops already active at the edges of the city of Gaza, a Large -scale operation there It could start in a few days.

The doctors of the aid group without borders, or MSF, said on Saturday that their clinics around Gaza City are seeing a large number of patients while people flee from recent bombing. The group said in a statement that “strikes are forcing people, including MSF staff, to flee their homes once again, and we are seeing displacement in the city of Gaza.”

The Israeli army has said that the troops are operating on the outskirts of the city of Gaza and in the neighborhood of Zeitoun of the city.

Israel says that the city of Gaza remains a strength of Hamas, with a network of militant tunnels. The city also houses hundreds of thousands of civilians, some of whom have fled from other places.

The high fire efforts await Israel’s response

Many Israelis fear that the assault on the city of Gaza can condemn the approximately 20 hostages that have survived captivity since 2023.

Netanyahu said Thursday that he had ordered officials to begin immediate negotiations to release hostages and end the war in the terms of Israel. It is not clear if Israel will return to long -standing conversations mediated by the United States, Egypt and Qatar after Hamas said earlier this week that he accepted a new proposal of the Arab mediators.

Hamas has said that he would release captives in exchange for ending the war, but rejects disarmament without the creation of a Palestinian state.

The president of the United States, Donald Trump, expressed his frustration with the position of Hamas, suggesting that the militant group was less interested in making agreements to free hostages with so few remain alive.

“The situation has to end. It is extortion and has to end,” Trump told reporters on Friday. “In fact, I think (the hostages are) safer in many ways if you entered and you really entered quickly and did.”

The Gaza Ministry of Health said on Saturday that at least 62,622 people have been killed since the war began, including the disappeared people now confirmed dead by a Judicial Committee of the Special Ministry.

The total number of deaths related to malnutrition increased from eight to 281, the ministry said.

Israeli protest against the Minister of Security of the extreme right

A small group of Israelis protested against the Minister of National Security of the extreme right, Itamar Ben-Gvir, while walking towards a synagogue in Kfar Malal, north of Tel Aviv. The videos showed the minister arguing with the protesters.

“We don’t want it in our town. Our message is to bring hostages back,” said one of the protesters, Boaz Levinstein, to the AP.

Ben-Gvir is a key partner in Netanyahu’s political coalition and a staunch opponent of reaching an agreement with Hamas, that hostage families see as the only way to ensure the liberation of loved ones.

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