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To assume that people who are now displaced, scared, disoriented, without water and food have access to the Internet to access the "QR" code, seems beyond absurd.
Israel's determination to completely dismantle Hamas means that control of the south is an absolute military necessity. The southern campaign has already begun, with raids in and around the city of Khan Younis.
The problem is that for all intents and purposes most of the surviving population of Gaza is already crowded into the south. Many of them had moved south from cities like Gaza and have now been told by the Israel Defense Forces that they must move again, further south, to the Rafah Crossing area that borders Egypt, or to the desert coastal strip of Al Mawazi.
Under the Israeli plan to ensure people move as safely as possible, they have divided Gaza into numbered blocks, and people living there will, in theory, be told when to move before they can. the bombing begins. It is not known how long they will have to comply.
While some leaflets have been dropped on Gaza, in which there is a QR code which if scanned shows maps where you can find a safe place to evacuate, and a set of rules to follow.
All this shows nothing but Israel's hypocrisy. To assume that people now displaced, scared, disoriented, without water and food have access to the Internet seems beyond absurd.
Sky News crews in Gaza even met a Gaza resident, Muhammad Rayis, who was holding a leaflet with a QR code on it. He said he followed instructions, moved to a safe area and then was bombed. Showing that the safe zones supposed by Israel are not.
"Look this is a leaflet. How can you bomb civilians in their homes? You are telling people that Wadi Alsalga is safe, why not bomb there, at least warn us before you bomb us, they have bombed 3 or 4 houses , they have displaced people, why? We don't know where to go because they told us that the central area is safe, and we came here and now they started bombing us here too, so we don't know where to go. This is the flyer of them", he said.
What we have seen from our daily photos from our teams inside Gaza illustrates how difficult and dangerous life has become in the south - and how difficult it will be for the Israeli army to complete its operation without killing more civilians./ SkyNews
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