The displacement does not stop Israel pursues the residents of Gaza wherever they go

The lives of displaced people in the Gaza Strip continue to revolve around warnings and Israeli bombardment, forcing them into a new displacement that seems endless, as the occupation army relentlessly pursues them from place to place.

According to a report by Al Jazeera’s correspondent in the Strip, Ghazi Al-Aloul, no sooner does a resident of the Strip reach a new displacement site than they receive an Israeli evacuation notice, preventing them from achieving even the most basic stability.

One displaced person said he received his fourth notice to leave the small shop he had opened in a destroyed house to make ends meet. He pointed out that displacement is not easy due to the long distances and the overcrowding of people in very small spaces.

The occupation has tightened its control, confining two million Palestinians to an area that does not exceed 30% of the Strip’s total area, thus increasing the pressure on the shelters.

Families who receive eviction notices move to the camps, which are no longer able to provide tents for this enormous number of people, leaving many to live in the open without tents, according to Abu Mutlaq Muhaysin, the director of one of the camps.

This deliberate exacerbation of the suffering of Gaza’s residents is not an isolated or temporary measure, nor is it part of a specific military operation. Rather, it is part of an Israeli plan to render Gaza a devastated and uninhabitable place, buried under rubble, in order to deepen the humanitarian catastrophe, according to political analyst Ahmed al-Tanani.

The war and subsequent Israeli violations of the ceasefire agreement have resulted in the partial or complete destruction of 92% of homes in the Gaza Strip, according to United Nations data.