Israel bombing convoys fleeing to the south; Israel is cutting off internet
But where the hell are they supposed to go? IDF troops drop leaflets telling Palestinians to ‘leave their homes’ or risk death as more than 6,000 bombs dropped on Gaza since Hamas attacks
The Israeli army has dropped leaflets into the Gaza Strip telling Palestinians to leave their homes or risk being killed as Israel continues to rain down missiles on the Hamas-controlled territory.
Pictures of the leaflets, which residents told foreign news outlets had been dropped in the northern city of Beit Lahia, have circulated online.
Translated from Arabic, one read: ‘For your safety, you must leave your homes immediately and go to shelters.
‘The IDF is not interested in harming you or your family members. Anyone who is near Hamas terrorists or terrorist targets will put their lives in danger.’
The IDF said it has bombarded the Gaza Strip with approximately 6,000 bombs containing a total of 4,000 tonnes of explosives since Saturday.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu yesterday vowed to ‘crush and destroy’ Hamas, warning that every member of the terrorist organsisation is a ‘dead man’.
A constant barrage of bombs has hit the Gaza Strip since the terrorists crossed the border into Israel on Saturday, which the IDF says is aimed at Hamas targets.
The morgue at Gaza’s biggest hospital has overflowed today, with bodies coming in faster than relatives could claim them amid Israel’s heavy aerial bombardment.
Officials have reported 1,354 people have been killed in Gaza since Saturday, where buildings have been entirely levelled by Israeli bombs.
Beit Lahia is home to roughly 62,000 Palestinians, according to population the Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics.
Residents hoping to flee for safety have very few options as airstrikes continue to pound the Gaza Strip, with borders to and from the territory closed.
Almost half of those killed in the relentless bombing are women and children, according to the Palestinian Health Ministry.
At least 447 children and 248 women were among the estimated 1,417 people who have lost their lives so far, according to the ministry.
It added on Thursday that more than 6,000 have been injured since the regional tensions erupted into all-out war over the weekend.
Hamas claimed that 18 Palestinians died in the Nuseirat Refugee Camp in the heart of Gaza.
Even the WHO is saying this:
JUST IN: WHO’s urgent message:
“Mass evacuation from areas in Gaza would be disastrous for patients, health sector workers, and other civilians.”
“The World Health Organization calls on Israel in a statement to immediately cancel the evacuation order issued to areas in Gaza in order to put an end to the suffering.”
Another journalist friend in Gaza says most Palestinians don’t want to flee because they don’t want a repeat of 1948 Nakba, they would rather die in their homes. All displaced people have nowhere to go but into the streets, waiting to be killed pic.twitter.com/XZx4ylOtpN
— Abby Martin (@AbbyMartin) October 13, 2023
"Do you remember the evacuation calls by #Israel via the #UN and its spokesperson? they turned out to be a trap!"
A testimony from journalist Bisan in #Gaza. pic.twitter.com/B75U6SnkLi
— Quds News Network (@QudsNen) October 13, 2023
And here it is- the moment an Israeli air strike targeted a civilian vehicle fleeing to the south of Gaza. They are targeting internally displaced Palestinians. Israel is lying. https://t.co/7eyuQKsIcW pic.twitter.com/CV9BDQGlbe
— Hebh Jamal (@hebh_jamal) October 13, 2023
Just as the nazis would have done if they had had 21st century technology
“One million people. No food, no water. And still they are bombing them as they leave.”
Scottish First Minister Humza Yousaf shared a video from his mother-in-law Elizabeth El-Nakla, who is a retired Scottish nurse living in #Gaza. pic.twitter.com/AQ0PaL4sP5
— Quds News Network (@QudsNen) October 13, 2023
