Israeli Army: No fuel will enter Gaza

The Israeli army has announced that no fuel will be provided to the blockaded Gaza Strip.

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Israeli Army Spokesperson Avichay Adraee, in a statement on his X social media account, reiterated his call for Palestinians in northern Gaza to move to the southern region, claiming that "the humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip is under control."

Pointing out that humanitarian aid would enter southern Gaza, Adraee stated, "We will continue to intensify attacks in the northern Gaza Strip."

The Army Spokesperson noted that food, medicine, and water are being transported to southern Gaza through the Rafah Border Crossing "in line with directives from the political level," while arguing that the region's fuel needs would not be met.

Adraee stated, "No fuel will enter the Gaza Strip."

'EVACUATE HOSPITALS' THEY SAID, BUT HOW?

The Ministry of Health in Gaza warns that if fuel is not urgently delivered to hospitals in the blockaded and bombarded Gaza Strip, it will pose serious dangers to the wounded and patients. The Rafah Border Crossing on the Egyptian border, the only gate of the Israeli-blockaded Gaza Strip to the outside world, was opened temporarily today for the entry of limited humanitarian aid into the region.

On the other hand, the Israeli army stated today that it demanded the evacuation of 20 hospitals 'in preparation for bombing,' but it is unknown where or how the wounded will be transported.

News Source: AA