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Kuhamisha watu milioni moja sio kazi rahisi kihivyo, ukizingatia wote hawa wanateseka bure na hawakuyataka haya, majengo yao yote yanasambaratishwa na kuwa mashamba na magofu, na wanaenda kuteseka kwenye baridi na mahangaiko mengine, kwa kifupi HAMAS na mashetani mnaowaabudu kisa dini mkae mjiulize maswali kama palikua na ulazima huu, je mumefaidi nini kwenye haya mateso ya hizi familia...
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A million civilians have now fled south in Gaza with some being attacked as they tried to escape, the United Nations’ humanitarian chief has said.
Israel has told residents of the strip to seek places of safety as it steps up attacks on Hamas targets ahead of an expected ground invasion of Gaza.
Martin Griffiths, UN Under Secretary General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Co-ordinator, said about a million people from the north of Gaza had moved south in response to Israel's order to leave.
“They are all over the south trying to find a place of safety,” he told BBC radio.
“We have evidence some who moved have been attacked on their way south. This is against the rules of war. Let them get to safety. Let us help them when they’re there.
“We are in detailed discussions with the Israelis about those issues.”
Mr Griffiths did not expand on who had carried out the attacks.
He earlier wrote on the social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, that “the spectre of death is hanging over Gaza” and “with no water, no power, no food and no medicine, thousands will die. Plain and simple”.
In his interview with the BBC he said the question of support for Israel’s right to defend itself was “really quite simple”.
“Support for Israel, just as support for the Palestinian people, needs to be based on the rules-based order we’ve lived with for so many years, which means no, you do not intervene, as happened on October 7, into the affairs of another state and steal people and keep them.
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A million civilians have now fled south in Gaza with some being attacked as they tried to escape, the United Nations’ humanitarian chief has said.
Israel has told residents of the strip to seek places of safety as it steps up attacks on Hamas targets ahead of an expected ground invasion of Gaza.
Martin Griffiths, UN Under Secretary General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Co-ordinator, said about a million people from the north of Gaza had moved south in response to Israel's order to leave.
“They are all over the south trying to find a place of safety,” he told BBC radio.
“We have evidence some who moved have been attacked on their way south. This is against the rules of war. Let them get to safety. Let us help them when they’re there.
“We are in detailed discussions with the Israelis about those issues.”
Mr Griffiths did not expand on who had carried out the attacks.
He earlier wrote on the social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, that “the spectre of death is hanging over Gaza” and “with no water, no power, no food and no medicine, thousands will die. Plain and simple”.
In his interview with the BBC he said the question of support for Israel’s right to defend itself was “really quite simple”.
“Support for Israel, just as support for the Palestinian people, needs to be based on the rules-based order we’ve lived with for so many years, which means no, you do not intervene, as happened on October 7, into the affairs of another state and steal people and keep them.
UN humanitarian chief says a million have fled northern Gaza with some attacked on way | The National
Martin Griffiths insists Israel has a right to defend itself but must abide by international law
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