Summary
Civilians in Gaza City face difficult decisions due to the ongoing military conflict, with Israeli forces advancing into the area. Many people are deciding whether to stay in dangerous conditions or move south, where they might not find the support they need. A UN commission accused Israel of committing genocide, a claim Israel denies.
Key Facts
- Civilians in Gaza City are forced to choose between staying under risk or moving south with limited aid.
- Israeli forces are conducting a ground offensive on the outskirts of Gaza City.
- Major aid organizations have reduced their operations in Gaza City due to the conflict.
- A UN commission reported that Israel is committing genocide in Gaza, but Israel disputes this.
- Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz stated the military is targeting terrorist infrastructure.
- At least 100 Palestinians were reported killed in recent Israeli strikes.
- Aid groups report restricted access to food, water, and aid, worsening the crisis.
- The Norwegian Refugee Council warns of "mass forcible transfer," which they claim is a war crime.
