Thousands In Northern Gaza Flee

Israel has ordered thousands of Palestinians to leave what it calls "dangerous combat zones" in northern Gaza - on a day when Israel has killed more than 50 people across the strip. Most of the deaths have occurred in Gaza City. In the latest attack, nine people were killed, including five children, after Israel shelled a refugee camp on the city's western outskirts. Another 25 were injured in that attack. Meanwhile, dozens were also wounded at a Gaza Humanitarian Foundation distribution site in Rafah.

Al Jazeera's Tareq Abu Azzoum joins live on the phone from Deir al Balah in central Gaza.

Israel has ordered thousands of Palestinians to evacuate northern Gaza's Jabalia and Gaza City, declaring them "active combat zones," while airstrikes killed 50 people on Tuesday, including nine in a single attack that left five children dead.
Panicked families flee on donkey carts amid severe fuel shortages, with quad-copters broadcasting warnings as civilians abandon homes for uncertain routes south.
Chaotic scenes unfold as displaced Palestinians, given no safe destination, struggle to transport belongings and wounded.
Israel's evacuation orders coincide with relentless strikes, compounding Gaza's humanitarian crisis. Survivors describe shelling leveling a western Gaza City refugee camp, injuring 25 alongside the dead. Israel’s military's campaign continues despite global outcry over indiscriminate attacks and forced displacement.

Al Jazeera's Moath al-Kahlout reports from Jabalia in northern Gaza.