London-Saba:
A report by the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) has revealed that the Zionist enemy forces have committed more than 22 massacres since the beginning of January, killing more than 550 martyrs.
The report, issued by the BBC Verify investigative program, indicated that these attacks were only on areas that the Zionist enemy army claimed were safe for civilians and that they should move to them to ensure their safety.
It pointed out that the areas that the enemy declared safe were subjected to 97 massacres during the past 9 months, killing thousands.
The report explains that most of this safe area extends along a coastal strip, and is one of the most densely populated areas, as more than a million people live in tents with dilapidated infrastructure and limited access to aid, according to estimates by international humanitarian organizations.
Gavin Kelleher, the Norwegian Refugee Council's outreach manager in Gaza, said there were near-daily strikes inside the safe zone, whether from Israeli ships, quadcopters or small drones.
The Israeli army forced the people of the Gaza Strip to flee to what it called "safe or humanitarian areas" in November 2023, claiming that the southern Gaza Strip was a "safe area."
A report by the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) has revealed that the Zionist enemy forces have committed more than 22 massacres since the beginning of January, killing more than 550 martyrs.
The report, issued by the BBC Verify investigative program, indicated that these attacks were only on areas that the Zionist enemy army claimed were safe for civilians and that they should move to them to ensure their safety.
It pointed out that the areas that the enemy declared safe were subjected to 97 massacres during the past 9 months, killing thousands.
The report explains that most of this safe area extends along a coastal strip, and is one of the most densely populated areas, as more than a million people live in tents with dilapidated infrastructure and limited access to aid, according to estimates by international humanitarian organizations.
Gavin Kelleher, the Norwegian Refugee Council's outreach manager in Gaza, said there were near-daily strikes inside the safe zone, whether from Israeli ships, quadcopters or small drones.
The Israeli army forced the people of the Gaza Strip to flee to what it called "safe or humanitarian areas" in November 2023, claiming that the southern Gaza Strip was a "safe area."