Gaza Crisis: Aid Delivery Halted, Displacement Soars, and Population Squeezed into the South

Israeli forces continue to battle Hamas militants in Gaza, expanding their ground offensive to the second-largest city and further limiting the area where Palestinians can seek safety. This has halted the distribution of vital aid across most of the territory, exacerbating the already dire humanitarian situation. The assault on the south threatens further mass displacement within the besieged coastal enclave, where over 80% of the population has already fled their homes. The ongoing conflict has resulted in thousands of casualties, including civilians, and has caused widespread destruction. Israel aims to dismantle Hamas, which has ruled Gaza for 16 years, but eradicating the group without causing further mass casualties and displacement remains a challenge.
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- Displaced Palestinians in Rafah expected to rise to one million: UNRWA spokesman Al Jazeera English
- Gaza families flee again to shrinking, overcrowded pocket of land Reuters
- Nowhere to go: 'The whole population of Gaza is now squeezed into the south' • FRANCE 24 English FRANCE 24 English
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