Israel's Netanyahu warns Gaza City residents to leave now ahead of ground 'manoeuvre'
- On September 8, 2025, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Gaza City residents to evacuate ahead of an intensified ground incursion by Israeli forces.
- This escalation comes after the Israeli military launched an offensive in early August aimed at capturing Gaza City, following a deadly attack by Hamas on Israel in October 2023 that resulted in over 1,200 fatalities.
- Israel's Defense Minister Israel Katz described an upcoming massive airstrike as a 'hurricane' to destroy Hamas targets, while the Israeli Air Force has taken down 50 high-rise terror towers in Gaza City over two days.
- The Gaza Health Ministry reports more than 64,000 Palestinians killed since October 2023, mostly civilians, and recent strikes killed 40 Palestinians including journalist Osama Balousha, amid escalating international condemnation.
- The operation heightened calls for ceasefire negotiations, with US President Donald Trump issuing Hamas a 'last warning' to accept a deal for hostage release or face destruction, while Spain banned weapons shipments to Israel amid growing diplomatic tensions.
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Gaza City is the most densely populated area in the Palestinian enclave, home to about a million people. About 100,000 have already left.
Netanyahu also said Israeli forces are regrouping and massing in Gaza City ahead of ground operations.
'We've taken down 50 terrorist high-rises'
PM Netanyahu says at the Air Force Command Center: 'In the last two days, we have taken down 50 terrorist high-rises, and this is only the beginning of the ground operation in Gaza City. I say to the residents of Gaza: You have been warned; Get out of there!'
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Israel plans to capture Gaza, where, according to Prime Minister Netanyahu, the Air Force has destroyed 50 high-rise buildings over the past two days.
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