https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/oct/25/un-gaza-aid-is...
> We have lost touch with our colleagues in Gaza. I'm extremely concerned about their safety and another night of unspeakable horror for one million children in Gaza. All humanitarians and the children and families they serve MUST be protected. Catherine Russell, UNICEF Executive Director
By the way there is nowhere to escape the Isreali bombardment in gaza strip. And Palestinians don't want to leave their lands because they know they will never see it again. Hell most gazans are refugees from other parts in Palestine who had endured something like this before.
There's only two border crossings: to Egypt, which I believe is closed. And if Israel is letting Palestinians cross the border into Israel, that'd be news to me.
Simple google and you found the answer - shocking.
From your own link:
> Humanitarian crisis grows as Israel cuts off Gaza
> As airstrikes in Gaza have forced hundreds of thousands of people to flee their homes and overwhelm areas, including hospitals, there is little room to go.
Oh, hang on, this supports your argument:
> People living in northern Gaza told to flee south: The Israeli military told 1.1 million people to leave densely populated northern Gaza, including Gaza City, and relocate to the south of the strip.
Good thing they're not bombing southern Gaza, since it's the Israeli's recommended evacuation point...
> Israel-Hamas war: Satellite data shows Israel intensifying bombing of south Gaza
> Satellite radar suggests that Israel has intensified its bombing of southern Gaza in the last two weeks, despite ordering residents of the north to flee southwards. (https://news.sky.com/story/gaza-war-satellite-data-shows-isr...)
Well, shit.
So maybe a bit more Googling is in order, perhaps.
The majority of Palestinians from the north have evacuated to the south. So if they tried it was completely ineffective.
Oh, right, they're bombing it.