Israeli military urges Gaza City residents to leave

The Israeli army said that the Palestinians in Gaza, the largest urban area of ​​the region, to go south and that the army operates throughout the city.

Israeli forces are conducting an attack in the suburbs of the northern city for weeks after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered the army to capture the army.

Netanyahu says that Gaza City is a Hamas Castle and it is necessary to defeat Palestinian Islamist militants that triggered the attack on Israel in October 2023.

The attack threatens to replace hundreds of thousands of Palestinians who took refuge in the two -year fight.

Before the war, about one million people, almost half of the Gaza population, lived in the city.

Avichay Adraee, Israeli military spokesman, wrote in X that residents should leave the city for a designated coastal area in Southern Gaza, and that they had escaped from food, medical care and shelter there.

On Thursday, the Ordu said he had control over almost half of the city. He says he’s controlling about 75 percent of Gaza.

Many of the city of Gaza were displaced to return later in the early hours of the war.

Some inhabitants said they refused to be displaced again.

The army has been doing heavy strikes in the city for weeks, passing through the outer suburbs, and this week the powers were in a few kilometers of the city center.

According to Israeli officials, Netanyahu, supported by the right -wing coalition allies, ordered the seizure of Gaza City against the advice of Israel’s military leadership.

Despite hesitating, the army called on tens of thousands of reserves to support the operation.

The war in Gaza left Israel diplomatically isolated and condemned the campaign, some of its closest allies, which ruined the small region.

In Israel, there are also increasing calls managed by hostages and supporters by their families, and the war ends with a diplomatic agreement that will allow the remaining 48 prisoners to be released.

Israeli officials believe that 20 of the hostages are alive.

Netanyahu is forcing all hostages to make a deal or at all to see that Hamas is released at once and that Hamas has surrendered.

Israeli military officials say Hamas’s key leaders and thousands of fighters killed and reduced the Palestinian militant group to guerrilla power.

Hamas offered to publish some hostages for a temporary ceasefire, similar to the terms discussed in July before the collapse of the negotiations used by the US and Arab states.

The group, which has ruled Gaza for about twenty years, but today the settler controls only the parts of the settler, said that if he agreed to end the Israeli War and withdraw all his powers from Gaza, he would release all the hostages.

Most of the released hostages were released by diplomatic negotiations that the US and Arab states were mediating. The last talks were broken in July, and Israel and Hamas accused each other of negotiating with malicious intention.

Defense Minister Israel Katz said that on Friday, military operations in Gaza will concentrate until Hamas accepted the conditions of the end of Israel’s war: release and disarming hostages. Otherwise, he said the group would be destroyed.