Gaza – Quds News: The Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Monitor confirmed that Israel is still escalating its military attacks against shelter and displacement centers in the Gaza Strip. This is within the framework of its endeavor to implement its public plans to forcibly displace residents from the Gaza Strip, instill in them the feeling that there is no safe place in Gaza, and exacerbate their suffering in light of the ongoing genocidal war since October 7 of last year.

The Euro-Mediterranean Observatory stressed that Israel’s deliberate military attacks against shelter and displacement centers “clearly violate the rules of international law,” especially international humanitarian law, in principle and method. The original is that the shelter and displacement centers that have been identified are safe places. Israel has the responsibility to ensure its safety and security.

The Euro-Med Monitor explained that the means of carrying out these attacks violate the principle of discrimination and do not take into account the standards of proportionality and military necessity, given the large numbers of victims of these attacks in most cases, of whom “the majority are civilians, women and children,” which may put us in the face of violations that amount to Grave violations and war crimes in accordance with international humanitarian and criminal law.

In this regard, he referred to the public statements issued by many senior Israeli officials regarding the pursuit of forced displacement of the residents of the Gaza Strip and the search for countries that would receive the largest numbers of them.

In his statements on Sunday, Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich stressed the necessity of displacing the residents of Gaza and re-settlement in the Strip, and considered that this depended solely on “Israel acting correctly at the strategic level.”

Smotrich declared that “Israel” “will not allow a situation in which two million people live in the Gaza Strip,” claiming that “if 100 to 200 thousand Palestinians remained in Gaza, all the talk about the day after the war on Gaza would be completely different.”

A week ago, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated during a meeting of the Likud Party bloc that he leads that he is working to “achieve voluntary migration of residents of the Gaza Strip to other countries,” noting that “our problem is the countries that are prepared to absorb refugees, and we are working to solve it.”

The Euro-Mediterranean Observatory indicated that, starting on October 12, the Israeli occupation army warned about 1.1 million residents of the northern part of the Gaza Strip to move to the south, without guaranteeing that they would be allowed to return in the future or guaranteeing security for them during their displacement. On the contrary, in Many times, the Israeli occupation army “directly targeted them during their displacement along the roads that the army had previously declared as safe corridors.”

Euro-Med pointed out that the Israeli occupation army later proceeded to warn the residents of Gaza and its north that it would classify them as “terrorists” if they continued to fail to respond to the order to evacuate their residential areas, in clear violation of the principle of distinguishing between civilians and combatants, and the prohibition of deliberately directing military attacks against civilian residents who do not participate. directly in acts of war, otherwise targeting them would be considered a war crime under the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court.

He warned that over the course of weeks, the Israeli occupation army expanded its indiscriminate attacks on the scope of forced population eviction, to include most areas of the Gaza Strip, pushing hundreds of thousands of displaced people into severe overcrowding in the city of Rafah on the border with Egypt.

Rafah is currently estimated to be the most densely populated area in Gaza, with a population exceeding 12,000 people per square kilometre. The new influx of displaced people has exacerbated conditions of already overcrowded space and limited resources.

The Euro-Med Monitor said that Israel’s insistence on keeping the vast majority of the Gaza Strip’s population displaced means that they will continue to be unable to obtain the necessary health care, especially with regard to those suffering from chronic diseases and pregnant women, in light of Israel’s continued prevention and obstruction of the entry of humanitarian aid, including This includes food supplies and medical supplies, to meet the actual needs of the residents of the Gaza Strip.

While the displaced are forced to build tents and crowd in open areas in the city of Rafah and the central governorates of the Gaza Strip, they remain unable to access basic sanitary facilities and supplies, including clean toilets and personal hygiene materials, which exacerbates “the spread of infectious diseases and threatens a widespread health catastrophe.” the range”.

The Euro-Mediterranean Observatory documented the Israeli occupation army’s relentless targeting of shelters for displaced persons and residential homes where displaced people were taking shelter in various areas of the Gaza Strip, including, according to initial monitoring:

On December 31: Dozens of displaced Palestinians were killed and injured as a result of the targeting of the “Sakina Bint Al-Hussein” School in Deir Al-Balah in the central Gaza Strip.

On December 30: A displaced Palestinian was martyred and 10 others were injured in an Israeli artillery shelling that targeted the “Siham A” School in the Khan Yunis camp in the southern Gaza Strip.

On December 29: Two displaced Palestinians were martyred and others were injured in Israeli gunfire and artillery shelling that targeted them inside the “Abu Helu” school in the Bureij refugee camp in the central Gaza Strip.

On December 27: Dozens of displaced Palestinians were killed and injured as a result of an Israeli artillery shelling that targeted the “Al-Maghazi Girls School” in the central Gaza Strip.

On December 27: Three displaced people were martyred and others were injured in an Israeli bombing in the vicinity of the “Khaled bin Al-Walid” school in the Nuseirat refugee camp in the central Gaza Strip.

On December 25: A number of displaced people were injured as a result of an Israeli bombing that targeted the “Ebad Al-Rahman” School on Al-Jalaa Street in Gaza City.

On December 24: Dozens of displaced Palestinians were killed and injured as a result of Israeli bombing in the vicinity of the “Al-Rafi’i” School in the town of Jabalia in the northern Gaza Strip.

On December 23: A pregnant woman was seriously injured as a result of an Israeli artillery shelling on the vicinity of the “Khaled” School in the Nuseirat refugee camp in the central Gaza Strip.

On December 22: A displaced child was killed in Israeli gunfire that targeted the “Al-Rafi’i” school in the town of Jabalia in the northern Gaza Strip.

On December 20: Dozens of displaced people were killed and injured as a result of intense Israeli bombing in the vicinity of a school housing displaced people in Rafah, in the far south of the Gaza Strip.

On December 20: Dozens of displaced people were killed and injured as a result of an Israeli bombing that targeted the “Al-Mustaqbal” school in the Al-Sabra neighborhood, south of Gaza City.

On December 19, a displaced person was martyred and at least another was injured as a result of Israeli gunfire that targeted the “Al-Hanawi” School in Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip.

On December 18: Three displaced people were injured, one of them seriously, as a result of an Israeli bombing that targeted the vicinity of the “Qandila” School in Khan Yunis, south of the Gaza Strip.

On December 17: Dozens of displaced people were killed and injured in an Israeli bombing on the vicinity of the “Abu Tammam” School in the town of Beit Lahia in the northern Gaza Strip.

December 15: Dozens of displaced people were killed and injured in an Israeli bombing on the vicinity of the “Shadia Abu Ghazala” School in the northern Gaza Strip.

December 15: Dozens of Palestinians, including photographer journalist Samer Abu Daqqa, were martyred as a result of an Israeli artillery shelling on the “Farhana” School in Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip.

December 14: 14 displaced Palestinians were killed in an Israeli bombing that targeted a school in the northern Gaza Strip.

On December 13: Dozens of displaced people were killed and injured in an Israeli bombing of the “Abu Hussein” School in the Jabalia Camp in the northern Gaza Strip.

On December 11: Dozens of displaced people were killed and injured in an Israeli bombing of a school in a camp in the northern Gaza Strip.

On December 9: Dozens of displaced people were killed and injured in an Israeli bombing on the “Khalifa” School in the town of Beit Lahia in the northern Gaza Strip.

On December 8: Israeli occupation forces executed 4 displaced persons after storming the “Cairo” School in Gaza City.

On December 7: A number of displaced people were killed and injured in an Israeli bombing on the “Khalifa” School in the town of Beit Lahia in the northern Gaza Strip.

On December 5: A number of displaced people were martyred and injured in an Israeli bombing of the “Palestine” and “Al-Falah” schools in Gaza City.

On December 4: 5 displaced people were killed in an Israeli bombing of a school in the Ma’an area in Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip.

On December 2: 20 displaced people were killed in an Israeli bombing on the “Salah al-Din” School in the Daraj neighborhood in Gaza City.

On November 25: Dozens of Palestinians were killed and injured as a result of an Israeli bombing targeting displaced people inside the UNRWA “Al-Faluja” school in the town of Beit Lahia in the northern Gaza Strip.

On November 23: Israeli aircraft targeted a charity building behind the Kuwaiti Hospital, leading to the death and injury of dozens of Palestinians in a center for sheltering displaced persons.

November 21: Israeli artillery bombed the vicinity of the “Khalifa” school in the center of the Beit Lahia project, while it contained more than 8,000 displaced people, leading to the death and injury of dozens of them.

On November 20: Israeli artillery bombed the “Kuwait” school in the northern Gaza Strip while it was housing thousands of displaced people, leading to the death and injury of dozens.

On November 19: Dozens of Palestinians were killed and injured as a result of an Israeli bombing that targeted the “Amr Bin Al-Aas” School in the Sheikh Radwan neighborhood, north of Gaza City.

On November 18: The Israeli occupation army committed two massacres in the “Al-Fakhoura” and “Tal Al-Zaatar” schools in the Jabalia camp in the northern Gaza Strip, which led to the death and injury of hundreds of Palestinians, the majority of whom were children and women.

On November 17: Israeli aircraft bombed the UNRWA “Al-Falah” school in the Al-Zaytoun neighborhood, south of Gaza City, which houses displaced persons, resulting in dozens of martyrs and wounded.

On November 15: At least three Palestinians were martyred and dozens were injured as a result of an air strike that targeted the “Malaysian” school in the Nuseirat camp in the central Gaza Strip.

On November 13: Israeli aircraft bombed an UNRWA school in the Nuseirat refugee camp in the central Gaza Strip while it was housing displaced people, leading to the death and injury of dozens.

On November 11: UNRWA announced that the occupation forces stormed one of its schools and two health centers in the northern Gaza Strip, forcibly forced the displaced people sheltering there to evacuate towards the south, and then bombed the two health centers.

On November 11: Israeli aircraft bombed the headquarters of the United Nations Development Program (UNDP), which shelters displaced people, in the Al-Nasr neighborhood in Gaza City, resulting in dozens of martyrs and wounded.

On November 11: An Israeli raid destroyed the headquarters of the Swedish clinic in Al-Shati camp, west of Gaza City, where it was housing about 500 displaced people, and the number of victims is still unclear.

On November 10: At least 50 Palestinians were martyred as a result of an Israeli bombing on the “Al-Buraq” school, which shelters hundreds of displaced people, in the Al-Nasr neighborhood in Gaza City.

On November 8: Dozens of Palestinians were killed as a result of an Israeli bombing on an UNRWA school in the “Tal al-Hawa” neighborhood, west of Gaza City.

On November 4: 20 Palestinians were martyred and dozens injured, in an Israeli bombing that targeted the “Fallujah” school, which houses thousands of displaced people in the Jabalia camp in the northern Gaza Strip.

On November 4: Israeli aircraft targeted the “Osama bin Zaid” school, which shelters thousands of displaced people in the Al-Saftawi area in the northern Gaza Strip, resulting in dozens of martyrs and wounded.

On November 3: Israeli bombing targeted a government school in the Jabalia camp in the northern Gaza Strip, housing hundreds of displaced people, resulting in 27 martyrs and dozens of wounded.

On November 2: Israeli aircraft bombed the vicinity of the UNRWA “Abu Assi” school in the Beach camp, west of Gaza City, while it was housing thousands of displaced people, leading to the death of five people and the injury of dozens.

On October 30: At least 20 people were martyred and dozens were injured in an Israeli bombing that targeted the “Tal Al-Qamar” hall, east of Al-Nuseirat in the central Gaza Strip, while it was housing hundreds of displaced people.

On October 19: At least eight people, including children and women, were killed in an Israeli bombing of the Greek Orthodox Church of St. Porphyrios in Gaza, where hundreds of displaced people took refuge.

On October 18: Israeli aircraft bombed a school belonging to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) in Khan Yunis, resulting in dozens of martyrs and injuries.

On October 15: Israeli aircraft bombed the headquarters of a charitable organization in the city of Rafah, where dozens of displaced people were sheltering, leaving 11 martyrs and dozens of injuries.

On October 15: Israeli warplanes targeted a residential building near Al-Najma Roundabout in central Rafah, housing displaced people from Gaza, causing seven martyrs and dozens of injuries.

On October 13: 17 martyrs were recovered as a result of an Israeli bombing of a residential building belonging to the “Abu Madin” family in the Bureij camp in the central Gaza Strip, while it was housing approximately 70 individuals, the majority of whom were displaced.

The Euro-Mediterranean Observatory confirmed that “Israel” insists on carrying out forced transfers of civilians in the Gaza Strip outside the scope of international law, and what is more dangerous is that it is now giving itself a license to target those who refuse the evacuation order as “terrorists.”

The Observatory reiterated its emphasis that warning civilians that their residential areas will be targeted in indiscriminate attacks in the absence of an alternative safe shelter for them cannot be considered an effective warning, while the occupying authority remains obligated to provide protection for them if they are unable or unwilling to evacuate.