UN Agency says resumed Israel military operation repeats horror from past weeks

He said the Israeli evacuation orders for people from Khan Yunis city to Rafah city have created “panic, fear and anxiety” among people.
“At least an additional 60,000 people were forced to move to already overcrowded UNRWA shelters, with more asking to be sheltered. Many have already been displaced more than once, fleeing the war in other parts of Gaza,” Lazzarini added.
He warned that the evacuation orders push the people to concentrate in less than one-third of the Gaza Strip space amid badly needed “food, water, shelter, and mostly safety”.
Lazzarini noted that currently there is no safe area in Gaza even in Rafah city in the far south of the enclave or in the Israeli unilaterally called “safe zone” areas.
He urged the Israeli authorities to re-open Kerem Shalom and other crossings and facilitate the unconditional, uninterrupted and meaningful delivery of life-saving humanitarian assistance adding that failure to do so is a violation of international humanitarian law.
In a previous statement, Lazzarini said over one million people are sheltering in UNRWA installations across Gaza.

130 UNRWA staff killed

Lazzarini said 130 UNRWA staff was killed in the attacks.
Among countless civilians, women, children in this war, 130 @UNRWA colleagues have also been confirmed killed. No one is spared, a devastating and endless human tragedy
he wrote on X.
Israel resumed its military offensive on the Gaza Strip on Friday after the end of a week-long humanitarian pause with the Palestinian group, Hamas.
At least 15,899 Palestinians have been killed and more than 42,000 others injured in relentless air and ground attacks on the enclave since 7 October following a cross-border attack by Hamas.

UN Agency says resumed Israel military operation repeats 'horror from past weeks'

130 UNRWA staff killed