Monday Briefing: Israel Widens Evacuation Orders

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Monday Briefing: ******* Widens Evacuation Orders

******* again ordered a humanitarian zone evacuated

In recent days, tens of thousands of people have fled the city of Khan Younis in Gaza after *******’s military told them to evacuate. A new order issued yesterday covered the neighborhood of al-Jalaa, part of a humanitarian zone in southwestern Gaza. The ******** military said it was planning to ****** in the area because ****** had “embedded ********** infrastructure” there. Here’s the latest.

The order came a day after ******* gave a similar explanation — that ****** fighters were hiding among civilians — for a strike on a school turned shelter that the local authorities said ******* more than 90 people. More than 2,000 displaced people had been staying at the shelter, Gazan authorities said.

******* has adjusted the borders of the humanitarian zone several times already — the area shrank by more than a fifth last month. Many people in Gaza say nowhere in the enclave is truly safe, and ******* has mounted attacks inside the designated humanitarian zone before. Last month, it targeted the commander of ******’s military wing with a strike that Gazan authorities said ******* at least 90 people.

On the ground: Dr. Ahmad Yousaf, an ********* pediatrician who spent three weeks working in one of Gaza’s last functioning hospitals, shared a record of what he witnessed, including rare footage from inside Al Aqsa Hospital.

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