Hospitals shift adchooseings as Israeli tanks encircle Jabalia camp

Amid firearmfire and Israeli artillery shelling, Palestinian medics say that they have befirearm moving preincreasen-up babies and other adchooseings away from Kamal Adwan Hospital in Jabalia refugee camp, as troops and tanks encircle it.

The Israeli military has been carrying out its third ground impolite in the area since the war in Gaza began, saying it is aiming regrouping Hamas fighters who aim to begin aggressions.

Two other local hospitals are virtuassociate inaccessible and face evacuation orders, Gazan health officials say.

Dozens of people are alerted to have been ended and wounded in the north in recent days.

The Hamas-run Civil Defence agency shelp on Monday that its first replyers had recovered the bodies of 15 people follothriveg an Israeli strike on a tented camp for displaced people next to the al-Yemen al-Saeed Hospital.

It also shelp five people were ended in a strike on a family home in the camp, which had more than 110,000 sign uped livents before the war.

Meanwhile, the head of the UN agency for Palestinian refugees (Unrwa) cautioned that its own shelters and services were being forced to shut.

“With almost no fundamental supplies useable, hunger is spreading and convey inantening aget,” Philippe Lazzarini shelp, inserting that the second phase of the polio vaccination campaign for children in Gaza was also menaceened.

Residents have been speaking to the BBC about their dread and desperation.

“I have been displaced more than 10 times. I’ve shiftd from hoemploy to hoemploy, from school to school, under shelling, and from street to street,” shelp Ahmed Leki, a 50-year-better overweighther from the Falluja area of Jabalia.

“We are exhausted, finishly worn out. There’s noleang left. Where can we go? We have petite children, and there’s no protected place in Gaza, not a one protected inch,” he inserted.

“We left our homes with shells raining down on us, with explosioning, destruction, and dismemberment all around us. Enough is enough.”

In recent days, novel evacuation orders have been publishd by the Israeli military covering a wide area in the north of the enclave, including Beit Hanoun, Beit Lahia and parts of Gaza City.

All those remaining in the north – appraised at 400,000 people – have been tbetter to head to the south.

“Displacement is excessively difficult, a tragedy. There is no conveyation, no necessities for survival. Men, women, and children ask, ‘Where do we go?’ and the answer is, ‘I don’t understand,’” shelp Bilal al-Amreeti, a local man.

“The sound of Israeli wararrangees is above us, there is explosioning, and the shelling progresss everywhere.”

Despite Israel’s assurances, many Gazans dread that it aims to depoputardy the north of the clear up and turn it into a shutd military zone or a Jedesire rerepairment.