New evacuation and continued bombardment... Gaza Strip is starving to death under the Israeli siege.

The bodies of Gazans are collapsing one by one, some dying of hunger, others collapsing under the bombardment and direct targeting by the Israeli army, in what has become known as the war of extermination, which is now in its 653rd day.

Amid the deadly scenes of hunger emerging from the Gaza Strip, the falsity of the humanitarian slogans repeated by the civilized world is exposed.

Under the suffocating Israeli blockade and the complete closure of crossings since early March, hunger has become the norm in the Gaza Strip, with increasing deaths due to systematic starvation.

The Palestinian Ministry of Health in Gaza has once again issued a stern warning about the catastrophic consequences of the famine ravaging the population, confirming a significant increase in the number of deaths resulting from hunger.

The ministry added that medical staff and patients in hospitals have not had a single meal for an entire day, threatening the collapse of the healthcare system and exposing the wounded and sick to imminent death.

In the same context, the Civil Defense reported the death of 6-year-old Amir Nidal Ali, who succumbed to his wounds after the Israeli occupation bombed a tent opposite the Al-Tabi'in Mosque on Al-Nafaq Street in Gaza City.

Israeli forces also opened fire on a number of Palestinians this Sunday morning while they were waiting for humanitarian aid in the Shakoush area north of Rafah.

Meanwhile, Israeli forces continue their military escalation in the Gaza Strip, destroying several Palestinian homes in the Shuja'iyya neighborhood east of Gaza City, as part of sporadic attacks targeting several areas.

In the central Gaza Strip, Israeli artillery shelling targeted the northern part of the Al-Bureij refugee camp, causing extensive property damage.

Israeli tanks also opened heavy fire in the al-Satar al-Gharbi area north of Khan Yunis, sparking panic among residents and leading to a renewed exodus from the targeted neighborhoods.

In this context, the Israeli military spokesperson issued new evacuation orders in the Deir al-Balah area, targeting areas where Israeli forces had not previously operated.

The military evacuation order instructed all residents in the southwestern area of Deir al-Balah, specifically in Blocks 130, 132-134, 136-139, and 2351, including those in tents in those areas, to immediately move south toward the Mawasi area.

The Israeli military justified these orders by stating that it would continue to carry out intensive operations aimed at destroying the capabilities of armed groups, while expanding its activities in these new areas as part of its efforts to confront security threats.