Israel’s military has announced a plan to relocate thousands of Gaza residents from its northern combat zones to safer areas in the south starting this Sunday. Residents will receive tents and shelter kits as famine warnings intensify in the northern enclave. 🌍
The supplies — including tents, cooking sets and blankets — will pass through the Kerem Shalom crossing. After inspection by Israel’s defense ministry, aid agencies like the United Nations will distribute the equipment to families on the move.
This announcement comes as Israel prepares a new offensive to seize control of northern Gaza City, the region’s largest urban center. That area is home to about 2.2 million people and has already suffered widespread destruction and critical food shortages.
Humanitarian groups and global leaders are sounding the alarm over potential famine and disease outbreaks if aid doesn’t arrive quickly. With basic services strained and infrastructure in ruins, experts worry that moving families south could overwhelm resources there.
What happens next? Can aid organizations keep pace with urgent needs on the ground? Stay tuned for updates. 💭
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
