BREAKING NEWS ISRAEL GAZA: Hamas is back! Israeli official admitted

The war, which started with the raid on the morning of Saturday, October 7, 2023, has entered its 200th day, and the Israeli army destroyed two-thirds of the buildings in the Gaza Strip with a population of 2.3 million.

The war, in which more than 34 thousand Palestinians were killed, spread in waves to many parts of the Middle East, and conflicts from the Red Sea to Lebanon have been continuing for months.

With Iran and Israel directly targeting each other for the first time in history, the fear of regional war has reached its peak, and there are new preparations on the Egyptian border, where the world has been locked down for weeks.

Palestinians fleeing Israeli attacks took refuge in Rafah, the southernmost city of the Gaza Strip. There are currently 1.5 million Palestinians in the city, where 275 thousand people lived before the war.

The American Associated Press (AP) news agency analyzed satellite photographs and announced to the world the tent cities established by Israel near Khan Younis.

The new tent cities near Khan Younis, just north of Rafah, are interpreted as a signal that Israel will invade the city on the Egyptian border.

Images taken by the satellite company Planet Labs PBC revealed that the first tents were set up on April 16. New photos taken on Sunday, April 22 showed that the tent city was growing.

The Israeli occupation army refused to make any comments about the new tent cities. Haaretz newspaper published in Israel wrote that the tent city was established by Egypt.

The spot where the tents were set up is west of Khan Younis, which has been under Israeli attack for months.

Dozens of countries and international organizations have been warning for months that a land invasion targeting Rafah would lead to an unprecedented humanitarian disaster.

Even Israel’s main ally, the United States, has repeatedly declared its opposition to an attack on Rafah. Israel says it plans to evacuate hundreds of thousands of civilians before a land invasion, but the United States underlines that there is no plan on how to take this step.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he would order the army to evacuate civilians for the attack on Rafa, but according to the Times of Israel newspaper, it is not clear where hundreds of thousands of people will go.