The United Nations said on Friday that analysis of 36 recent Israeli attacks in Gaza revealed that only women and children were killed and reduced the human cost of war.
The United Nations Rights Office also warned that the war-unholy Palestinian region had sometimes as a result of “forced transfer” in shrinking places in the war-impregnable Palestinian region.
Spokesperson Raveena Shamdasani warned that the military attacks in Gaza were “leaving anywhere safe”.
He told reporters in Geneva, “Between 18 March and 9 April 2025, there were some 224 incidents of Israel’s strike on residential buildings and tents for internally displaced people.”
“In some 36 attacks, about which the United Nations Human Rights Office confirmed the information, so far the deadly recorded women and children,” she said.
“Overall, according to the information recorded by our office, a large percentage of children and women are children and women,” he said.
Shamdasani cited a strike on a residential building of the Abu Isa family at Dir Al Balah on 6 April, allegedly killed a girl, four women and a four -year -old boy.
He highlighted the fact that even areas where Palestinians were being instructed to go in detail of Israeli’s “evacuation orders” were also being subjected to attacks.
He said, “Despite Israel’s military orders, to direct the citizens to transfer to the Al Mavasi area of Khan Younis, attacks on tents in the area continued, with at least 23 such incidents recorded by the office since March 18,” he said.
Shamdasani covered everyone who covered the southern governor in Rafa, Gaza on 31 March, followed by a large -scale ground operation.
Israel has said that its soldiers are seizing “large areas” in Gaza and include them in their residents’s buffer zones.
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katj said on Wednesday, “Large areas are being seized and added to the security areas of Israel, making Gaza small and more isolated.”
“We must be clear, these so -called withdrawal orders are actually displacement orders, causing the Gaza population to be displaced at anytime shrinking places,” Shamdasani said.
“Permanently occupied the civilian population in quantity for forced transfer within the territories, which is a serious violation of the fourth geneva conference, and it is a crime against humanity.”
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