US EditionIsrael Intensifies Gaza Assault, Residents Flee South
Over 300,000 Palestinians have been displaced to the al-Mawasi area as Israel intensifies strikes in Gaza City aiming to dismantle Hamas and free hostages.
- Since last month, the Israeli military has intensified strikes on Gaza City, forcing over 300,000 Palestinians to flee southward to the al-Mawasi area by Sunday, September 14, 2025.
- This displacement follows Israel’s approved plan to seize Gaza City as part of its declared goal to dismantle Hamas and release hostages under increasing bombardment targeting homes and schools used as shelters.
- Schools sheltering thousands are being closed by expulsion orders to clear neighborhoods, while vital lifelines like water, electricity, and phone charging points are repeatedly bombed, pushing residents into desperate conditions.
- According to the Gaza Health Ministry, 32 Palestinians lost their lives on Sunday as airstrikes demolished residential buildings, tall structures, refuge areas, and healthcare centers. Leaked data reveals that civilians make up more than 80 percent of the casualties.
- The ongoing assault has caused widespread famine and infrastructure collapse, raising concerns that forced displacement and resource shutdowns aim to empty Gaza City, though many civilians refuse to leave due to unsafe alternatives.
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Israel intensifies Gaza assault, residents flee South
Israel's military continues its assault on Gaza City, bombing a residential tower on Sunday after evacuation orders. Airstrikes have intensified as Israel plans to seize the city, urging residents to flee south. However, areas near Khan Younis in the south are also destroyed, with many returning to rubble where their homes once stood. Morgan Ayre reports.
300,000 Palestinians Forced To Flee as Israeli Strikes Pound Gaza City
Forced Displacement of Gaza Strip Residents During the Gaza-Israel War 23-25 (by Jaber Jehad Badwan) | Wikimedia Commons By Kyle Anzalone / Antiwar.com Israel has ramped up its military operations in Gaza City, destroying dozens of buildings that Tel Aviv claimed are used by Hamas. Hundreds of thousands of Palestinians have been forced from the city to the al-Mawasi area. On Sunday, the IDF said it estimated that more than 300,000 Palestinians …
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IDF considers ground push into Gaza City even as most residents remain
About 300,000 people have already fled Gaza City, with fighting and strikes pushing more to leave. To ease criticism, Israel highlighted new humanitarian steps, including hospital repairs and medical aid deliveries
Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyagu announced on 8 September 2025 that an operation to seize Gaza City was about to begin. In his video message, he called on local residents to evacuate, after which people began to leave their homes massively, most of them going to the south of the Gaza Strip, while fighting in the city continued to intensify. On 14 September, the Israel Defense Forces attacked three high-rise buildings allegedly used by H…
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