Occupation forces target citizens and displaced persons in residential communities in Gaza

Muhammad Salha, director of the Palestinian NGO Network, said that the Israeli occupation forces continue to target citizens and displaced persons in separate areas of the Gaza Strip, whether by targeting residential squares or forcing residents to forcibly fleeing from their places of residence, in the absence of alternative places they can. As resorting to them or setting up their tents there. During an interview with the media, Dina Zahra, explained that the humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip is extremely difficult, in light of the occupation forces’ control of more than 70% of the Gaza area, while the citizens and the displaced live in less than 30%. From the area of the sector, which exacerbates the suffering of families and limits their daily humanitarian and basic needs. He added that the occupation does not adhere to the humanitarian protocol agreed upon within the ceasefire agreement since October 2025, noting that what enters the Gaza Strip does not exceed 25 to 30% of the agreed quantities, at a time when humanitarian needs are increasing day by day, both at the level of food. or water, health services, or accommodation. He pointed out that the Gaza Strip is on the cusp of the winter season, warning that the shelters management reports indicate the possibility that more than 1,000 sites will be flooded, threatening about 240,000 families, or more than 1.1 million citizens. He pointed out that the humanitarian response is limited to the face of these risks, despite the efforts made by the Egyptian Committee to establish new camps, stressing that these efforts are still insufficient to meet the needs of the displaced, especially since about 75% of the current tents are worn out and in need of replacement. He stressed that the continuation of the current situation portends the aggravation