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Gaza Humanitarian Crisis: Missile Strike and Accusations of Ethnic Cleansing
A missile strike hits a humanitarian zone in Gaza, causing casualties and further displacement, amidst accusations of ethnic cleansing and a proposed siege plan.
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Giora EilandJoyce MsuyaBenjamin NetanyahuYoav Gallant
- What happened in al Mawasi, Gaza?
- A missile strike hit a humanitarian zone in al Mawasi, Gaza, causing panic and further displacement among the already heavily impacted Gazan population.
- Why do many Gazans remain in northern Gaza?
- Over 75,000 people remain in northern Gaza, despite IDF orders to evacuate south; this is due to various factors, including people being trapped, unable, or unwilling to move.
- Why has the IDF not explained the targeting of the humanitarian zone?
- The IDF has not explained the targeting of the humanitarian zone in al Mawasi, despite the many casualties and the lack of access for aid workers and medics.
- What are the accusations concerning the actions of the IDF in northern Gaza?
- There are accusations of ethnic cleansing in northern Gaza, with the area described as resembling a natural disaster zone, and reports of Israeli soldiers laughing and singing while watching airstrikes.
- What is the "General's Plan" and what is its relation to the current situation in Gaza?
- General Giora Eiland's "General's Plan" proposes a siege of northern Gaza to starve Hamas into surrender, a proposal that bears similarity to the IDF's current actions despite official denials.