Israel Tank proceeds to Dir Al-Bala city for the first time

The Israeli tank has been advanced in Dir Al-Bala in the Central Gaza for the first time, triggering a new wave of displacement among citizens.

Local journalists said the tank on Monday entered the southern and eastern regions of the city amid heavy wind and artillery attacks, a day later, Israel ordered to leave residents in several areas.

Dir al-Bala is one of some areas of Gaza, where Israel has not conducted a major ground operation with Hamas during its 21-month war.

Britain and 24 other countries meanwhile condemned the killing of hundreds of Palestinians at food support points. “The war in Gaza must end now,” he said. “The suffering of citizens has reached a new depth.”

The United Nations said that the withdrawal order at Dir al-Balah affected tens of thousand Palestinians and dealt with “another disastrous blow” for human efforts.

The neighborhood has dozens of camps for displaced families as well as warehouses, health clinics and significant water infrastructure.

Local journalists told the BBC that Israeli tanks and other military vehicles pushed the Eastern Deer al-Balah on Monday from the direction of Kisufim crossing and under the cover of heavy artillery and air strikes.

He said that dozens of shells Abu al-Azin and Hankar al-Zumi areas killed, he said.

Night-time footage shared on social media showed explosion and gunfire. Local Medix said many people were killed by shelling.

A spokesman of the British Charity Medical Aid for Palestinians (MAP), who operates a clinic in Deer al-Balah, described the situation as “extremely important”.

Mai Elavawa said in a statement, “There is firing around our office, and military vehicles are just 400 meters away from our colleagues and their families, who tolerated a harsh night after shifting there.”

On Sunday, the Israeli army ordered an immediate withdrawal of six cities blocks at Southern Deer al-Balah, warning that it would be “working with great power to” destroy the enemy’s abilities and terrorist infrastructure.

Leela Ezet Al-Shana and her family-include two young children and her sister-in-law, whose legs have been dissected-she told the BBC that she had fled from the bureauge refugee camp, which is about 5 km (2.5 mi) in the Nusrat camp on Monday from about 5 km (2.5 mi) in the north-east of Dare Al-Balah.

,[Bureij] Was really a dangerous place, “She said.” We saw the tank in front of us. Many snipers were shooting everywhere. Shots entered the house in front of me … It is a miracle to live alive.

“People are losing their minds and they are falling to the ground due to lack of food.”

The coordination of the United Nations office (OCHA) said on Sunday that hundreds of families had already fled.

It states that about 5.6 sq km (2.2 sq mi) of the withdrawal order, Der al-Balah, houses between 50,000 and 80,000 people, in 57 camps for the displaced, including 30,000.

OCHA said that the United Nations employees were remaining in Deer al-Balah, spreading in dozens of complexes, whose coordination was shared with Israel, and insisted that they should be preserved.

In the affected areas, there are many aid warehouses, four primary health clinics, four medical points, one water psmancification plant, three water wells, a water reservoir, a solid waste dumping site and an waste water pumping station.

“This infrastructure will result in the result of life-threatening of any loss,” said this.

Medical aid for Palestinians stated that the offices and guesthouse of many human organizations were “ordered immediately empty” by the Israeli army.

The solidarity of the map, including nine clinics, including polyclinic – that alone took care of about 320 patients – was closed in a day, it was closed. Five shelters and a community kitchen were also closed.

Israel Defense Forces (IDF) stated that it was maintaining “running and continuous contact” with international aid organizations to help empty “essential institutions”. This did not comment on the military campaign.

The United Nations and other human agencies transferred major parts of their operations to Dir al-Balah, when Israeli’s ground forces entered the southern city of Rafa more than a year ago.

Sources in Israeli say that the possible presence of the Israeli hostages organized by Hamas is one of the reasons that Deer Al-Bala survived the fight till now. At least 20 of the 50 hostages are believed to be still considered alive in captivity.

The families of the hostages have expressed concern that an aggressive may danger them.

“can anyone [promise] For us this decision will not come at the cost of losing our loved ones? He said on Sunday.

According to the United Nations, about 87.8% of Gaza is now covered by Israeli withdrawal or within the militaryized areas of Israel, causing a population of 2.1 million to squeeze about 46 sq km km km, where essential services have collapsed.

Meanwhile, the World Food Program warned that Gaza’s hunger crisis “had allegedly reached a new level of frustration after the death of more than 100 people while waiting for food in the weekend”.

According to the Hamas-Interested Health Ministry, at least 67 people were killed on Sunday, as they moved towards a convoy of WFP Ed Lawry near Zikim Crossing Point in North Gaza. The Israeli army said that its soldiers removed the warning shots on a crowd of thousands.

The WFP said, “Malnutrition is immediately required for treatment with 90,000 women and children. In three, almost one person is not eating for days,” WFP said.

“Only a large-scale-up in food aid distribution can stabilize this spiral position.”

In its joint statement, a group of 25 countries including European countries, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and Japan condemned that what they said was “the drip feeding of aid and inhuman killing of citizens including children.

“It is frightening that more than 800 Palestinians have been killed while seeking help.”

This condemned Hamas’s refusal to leave all his hostages, and said that “the conversated ceasefire gives them the best hope of bringing them home”.

The Israeli Foreign Ministry said on Sunday that 4,400 lorry loads from mid -May had entered Gaza from Israel, when it partially reduced the total blockade on 11 weeks of delivery. Another 700 lorry load was waiting for his crossing points to be picked up by the United Nations, the couple.

Israel launched his war in Gaza in vengeance for Hamas -led attacks on 7 October 2023, killing about 1,200 people and 251 others hostage.

According to the Health Ministry of the region, at least 58,895 people have been killed in Gaza.