The Israeli Army has issued a warning to residents of Beit Lahia, a town in the north of Gaza Strip, to evacuate the area and relocate to nearby cities as they prepare for a new military operation. This message was conveyed by Colonel Avichay Adraee, highlighting the lack of safe areas in Gaza as reported by human rights organizations.
Despite concerns about the safety of residents in Gaza, the Israeli Army remains committed to targeting the terrorist infrastructure of Hamas in the region. Over 34,200 people have lost their lives in the Gaza Strip since October 7th when Hamas launched attacks on Israeli territory. These attacks resulted in 1,200 deaths.
Following the military incursion against Hamas, the Army instructed the entire population of northern Gaza to move south. However, approximately 300,000 people have chosen to stay in the north despite ongoing attacks from Hamas. Despite this decision, both sides continue to engage in conflict and tensions remain high as Israel seeks to eliminate Hamas’s ability to launch attacks on its territory from Gaza.
