CNN —
Thousands of Palestinian civilians in Gaza are facing yet another wave of displacement as the Israeli military issues new evacuation orders. The orders are pushing into aid routes and humanitarian zones, complicating relief efforts.
Evacuees are seen leaving Deir al-Balah, carrying their belongings on foot, donkey carts, and private cars. Residents, already displaced multiple times, express fear, uncertainty, and despair. A sense of constant movement and nowhere to flee has gripped the population.
The IDF has expanded evacuation orders to Khan Younis and the Al-Maghazi refugee camp. The shrinking humanitarian zone, now just a fraction of Gaza’s total area, has exacerbated the crisis. Essential supplies are stranded due to the disrupted aid routes.
International aid organizations like Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) are also affected, further straining the situation. As the conflict intensifies, efforts for a ceasefire and hostage release deal are underway, while negotiations continue to address critical issues.
The escalating humanitarian crisis in Gaza underscores the urgent need for a resolution to prevent further suffering and loss of life.