Gaza | Under constant evacuation, Gazans can hardly find means of transport

  • 2 weeks ago
Huda Hegazi, teleSUR correspondent in the Gaza Strip, reports on how the life of Palestinians in the enclave has turned unbearable with the constant airstrikes and evacuation notices from the Israeli occupation forces. teleSUR
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00:00The life of the Palestinians in Gaza has become painful and unbearable after 10 months of
00:05constant siege by the Israeli occupation forces.
00:09More details in the following report by our correspondent Huda Ghasi.
00:15I have moved to the east of the governorate of Deir al-Bala in the center of the Gaza
00:19Strip and I am in the street of Salad Hadin.
00:22This is an area that in the early hours of the morning along with different zones in
00:26the east of the governorate of Khan Younes, such as the area of al-Harare and the area
00:31of the city of Hamad, have been warned by the Israeli army that they must evacuate and
00:36vacate immediately.
00:38These areas would be the target of bombardment and would be considered a battle zone as the
00:43Israeli army will begin in them.
00:45The Israeli army warned them to evacuate and leave immediately as these areas would be
00:50the target of bombing and would be considered a battle zone once the Israeli army begins
00:54a military operation in them at this very moment.
00:58Therefore, this area is already considered a red zone, a danger zone.
01:05And, as we can see through our screens, Gazans have already started to evacuate.
01:12They are at this moment removing the tents.
01:16They are clearing their houses and even the schools where they were installed, to go to
01:20areas that are supposed to be humanitarian zones.
01:23However, this area, east of Deir al-Bala was previously a humanitarian zone, a safe zone,
01:34where thousands of Gazans were evacuated.
01:39But now, at this moment, this place is no longer safe and Gazans must leave immediately.
01:47As we are seeing, the evacuation process is being very complicated.
01:56Gazans can hardly find any means of transport to evacuate and many of them are even resorting
02:01to flee by horse carriage, by donkey and even walking.
02:06And, as we have heard earlier, that is the sound of tanks firing artillery shells very
02:13close to where we are and therefore Gazans must leave this place immediately as it is
02:18considered a dangerous area and could be bombed at any time.
02:22As we can see, this is one of the families that is trying to evacuate from this area
02:27at the moment as it is not safe at all.
02:30And now we will talk to her about where she is going and what she has planned.
02:40Leaving northern Gaza is the worst decision we have ever taken.
02:43I am very nervous and tense at the moment and I don't know what to do or how to talk.
02:48My mind can't take in everything that is happening.
02:51Where are the Arab people and the Islamic countries, why are they not watching and why
02:55are they not doing anything?
02:57We die every day, we are far from our families, I haven't seen my only sister for a year,
03:02I don't know anything about her.
03:04I evacuated suddenly, I was in the area of Bait Lahiya in the area of Al-Aditra and,
03:10when they sent the warning, we left immediately because our house is close to the border territories.
03:15We left and we endured everything in order to survive.
03:19But where are the countries of the world and the spirits of the people, where are they,
03:23where are we going to go?
03:24We are waiting for God's help.
03:26We want everyone who is not looking to take action and start moving and reacting.
03:33As we can see, the situation is very difficult and people have reached the point of desperation
03:38as they have no place to go.
03:44This is an example of what hundreds of thousands of Gazatais are going through, who have to
03:50evacuate and don't know where to go.
03:52People are tired and, in some cases, they have lost their minds because of all the evacuation
03:57processes they have undergone, having to move to a different place each time and also because
04:04of the fact that the humanitarian zones are being reduced and they don't know where to
04:09go.
04:10They have been displaced from this area because it is being bombed at this very moment and
04:15they want to save their lives, but they are left with no options to find shelter.

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