The official ceasefire in the Gaza war has been in effect since Friday morning. Hundreds of Palestinian displaced people now want to return to their homes. The Israeli military warned against excursions into what remains a “dangerous war zone.”
As eyewitnesses reported, scores of Palestinians are traveling in parts of the northern Gaza Strip to check on things in their homes or apartments or to care for relatives.
Israel advises Palestinians to remain in the “humanitarian zone.”
The Israeli army emphasized that it was forbidden to move from the south to the north of the coastal area. The Israeli army had already warned before the start of the ceasefire that the war was not over. The northern Gaza Strip remains a “dangerous war zone” and travel to and from there is prohibited. The Palestinians must remain in a “humanitarian zone” in the south of the coastal strip.
However, it is still possible for citizens to move from the north to the south. Israeli television reported that “demonstration dispersal means” should be used if necessary to prevent people from coming from the south to the north.
The Israeli Air Force has halted flights in the southern Gaza Strip
Eyewitnesses reported on Friday morning that the Israeli Air Force had halted its flights over the southern part of the Gaza Strip. Thousands of Israeli soldiers remain in the north of the closed coastal area during the ceasefire.
More than three-quarters of the population of the Gaza Strip is on the run
Nearly seven weeks after the start of the war, according to the UN, more than 1.7 million people, or about three-quarters of the population, have been internally displaced in the Gaza Strip as a result of a major attack by Hamas and other militant Palestinian organizations from Israel. . About a million people are being housed in UN facilities in the Gaza Strip. The massive Israeli airstrikes have caused massive destruction, especially in the north, damaging or destroying scores of homes.
Source: Krone
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