The Gaza authorities accuse Israel of “forcing” civilians to flee in order to “bomb” them.
The authorities of the Gaza Strip, controlled by the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas), accused the Israeli army this Sunday of “forcing” civilians to flee to the south of the enclave, where it then “bombs and kills” them. In doing so, he accuses Israel of committing a double war crime.
“The Israeli occupation army deceives civilians and forces them to migrate to other areas (of the Gaza Strip), where it then bombs and kills them,” said a statement from the press office of the Hamas-controlled government in the Gaza Strip. As an example, he explains that the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) recently asked residents in central Gaza to go to Deir al-Balah, where they “committed five massacres” within “48 hours” of publishing the notice.
The press office of the Gaza authorities emphasized that “the Israeli occupation army is deliberately deceiving civilians, most of whom are children and women, in order to cause the greatest possible number of casualties.”
“It is a double war crime. First, civilians are forced to leave their homes, and then they are directly and deliberately executed and bombed,” denounces the note, which calls on Gazans to “take all possible precautions” because “the occupation is trying to do so to claim as many victims as possible.” .”
“We must be aware of these conspiracies and be vigilant,” he stressed, calling on “all countries of the free world and international organizations to put pressure on the occupation to end the genocidal war it is waging against civilians, children and women “the Gaza Strip.”
Finally, he affirms that “the United States and the international community, in addition to the Israeli occupation,” bear “full responsibility for the crimes of genocide (in the Gaza Strip), which violate international law and all international laws.”
The statement was issued after the Israeli army on Friday urged residents of Bureij refugee camp and other areas in the central Gaza Strip to move to Deir al Balah, further south, “for their safety.” (EP)