Netanyahu is preparing for a new massacre! The bloody message reached the people in the region.

Israel, by continuing its attacks in the Gaza Strip since October 7, has announced that "an operation will be carried out" in the previously declared "safe" area, and demanded that Palestinians immediately evacuate the area.

Israeli Army Spokesperson Avichay Adraee, in a statement on social media, called for the evacuation of the residents of the eastern part of the city of Khan Yunus, which was previously declared as a "safe" area, stating that "an operation will be carried out" in some places previously declared as "safe" areas. Adraee stated that Israel will attack a part of the area that was declared as a "safe" area by narrowing it down and asked Palestinians to go to El-Mevasi "immediately and temporarily". The evacuation order, announced through SMS and voice messages sent to the people in the area, stated that very intense attacks will be carried out.

WOMEN AND CHILDREN HIT THE ROAD

Thousands of Palestinians were forced to leave the area due to the possibility of Israeli attacks in the mentioned area. Thousands of Gazans, mostly women and children, who set out on foot with a few belongings they could take with them, are trying to leave the area as they cannot find vehicles.

HAD PREVIOUSLY HIT THE SAFE AREA

In the intense bombing carried out by Israeli warplanes on July 13, 90 Palestinians, half of whom were women and children, lost their lives in the El-Mevasi region located in the west of the city of Khan Yunus in the Gaza Strip, which Israel previously claimed to be "safe".

In the attacks carried out by Israel on the Gaza Strip since October 7, 39,175 Palestinians have died, including 16,172 children and 10,798 women, and 90,403 people have been injured.

HIS LIES WERE APPLAUDED

Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu claimed that "civilians did not die" in his speech at the US Congress a few days ago, and his 1-hour-long statements were applauded by the members of the congress for minutes.