In short

• The Israeli military has ordered Gaza residents to leave the city and go to"humanitarian zones" supposedly located in the south of the region.
• Humanitarian organizations are warning that not all Palestinians are able to leave the city, and what's more, there is a lack of infrastructure for refugees.
• More than 64,000 Palestinians have lost their lives as a result of Israel's invasion. Gaza residents are facing a famine.

The Israeli military has been intensifying its attacks on Gaza for several weeks. In early August, the government approved a new campaign to capture the largest city in the Palestinian territory. The Israeli military claims to already control about half of its area.

Israel is moving closer to full occupation of Gaza. Military issues order to residents

Israeli military spokesman Avichai Adrai  called on Palestinians in Gaza to go to Khan Yunus, where they will receive food, health care and shelter in"humanitarian zones".

In the past, the Israeli army has repeatedly attacked gathering places of forcibly displaced Palestinians.

Humanitarian organizations warn that not all Palestinians have the ability, strength and resources to flee the city, and warn that the southern Gaza Strip lacks the infrastructure necessary to accommodate such a large wave of refugees.

So far, Israel's invasion of the Gaza Strip has killed, according to the local health ministry,  over 64,000 Palestinians, mostly women and children.