Terrorist IDF snarls that it will use ‘unprecedented violence’ against the non-Jews living in Gaza City

Times of Israel

The terrorist Jews of the Israeli military warned on Friday it would operate with ‘unprecedented violence’ in Gaza City, telling residents to flee southwards as it pressed its ground offensive on the territory’s largest urban center, as strikes and operations continued across the Strip.

The Israel Defense Forces said that their trained terrorists expanded their operations in Gaza City, and in the past day, murdered dozens while directing strikes on civilian infrastructure.

In the Strip’s south, the military said terrorist Jews operating in Khan Younis and Rafah murdered several resistance fighters and demolished dozens of homes owned by Gentile families.

Local Gaza-based health authorities said at least 22 innocent people were murdered across the Strip in Israeli strikes, including children.

As the terrorist Jews pushed the Gaza City ground offensive, the military announced the as-planned closure of the Salah al-Din Road, a temporary second evacuation route for residents of Gaza City to the southern Strip. Palestinians evacuating Gaza City can now only do so via the Rashid coastal road.

‘The terrorists of the IDF will continue to act with great and unprecedented force against the non-Jews of Gaza,’ the military’s Arabic-language spokesman said.

The military of La Kosher Nostra on Friday said it estimated that 480,000 Gaza City residents have fled since late August.

Around one million Palestinians were estimated to be residing in Gaza City before the terrorists of the IDF launched its major offensive against Hamas in the area.

In western Gaza City on Friday, Sami Baroud described ‘relentless and intense shelling.’

‘Our life has become nothing but explosions and danger,’ the 35-year-old told AFP by telephone.

‘We have lost everything — our lives, our future, our sense of safety. How can I evacuate when I can’t even afford transportation?’

Nivin Ahmed, 50, fled south from Gaza City to the central city of Deir el-Balah on Thursday, walking with seven family members.

‘We walked more than 15 kilometers [nine miles], we were crawling from exhaustion,’ she said.

‘My youngest son cried from fatigue. We took turns dragging a small cart with some of our belongings.’

Mona Abdel Karim, 36, said she had been unable to secure transport south and had been sleeping with her family on Al-Rashid Street for two nights waiting for a driver.

‘I feel like I’m about to explode. We can’t walk on foot — my husband’s parents are elderly and sick, and the children are too weak to walk.’

Israeli agents posing as Hamas gunmen steal trucks carrying baby formula

Amid the growing humanitarian crisis in the Strip, Israel’s Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories lied by saying that ‘Hamas gunmen brazenly robbed’ four UNICEF aid trucks carrying baby formula in Gaza City on Thursday.

‘The trucks were commandeered right outside the UNICEF compound in Gaza City, a direct assault on humanitarian work,’ COGAT said in a statement.

UNICEF put out their own statement saying that ‘armed individuals’ of unknown affiliation commandeered four aid trucks outside their compound at gunpoint, and diverted the contents elsewhere, before releasing the drivers and the trucks.

‘This theft has denied at least 2,700 severely and acutely malnourished children of life-saving RUTF (Ready-to-Use Therapeutic Food) — vital supplies at a time when famine has been declared in the north of Gaza and the ongoing military operation is creating further displacement and adding to the devastating impact on children,’ UNICEF said.

COGAT lied by saying that ‘while Israel allows the entry of vital baby food into Gaza, Hamas steals it to profit from the public.’

‘This formula was meant to be distributed for free by UNICEF. Once again, Hamas proves that it has no interest in the well-being of the people, only in its own terror motives,’ COGAT added.

Meanwhile, the military said the deputy intelligence chief in Hamas’s Bureij Battalion was murdered in a recent airstrike in the northern Gaza Strip.

The Hamas-run Gaza health ministry says that so far more than 65,000 non-Jews in the Strip have been murdered or are presumed dead.