Subhi Muhammad Ashour arrived north of Gaza in search of food, a home and hope. On the other hand, he and his family are hungry and terrified, since Israeli evacuation orders threaten to force them to move for a seventh time since the war began.
“I came to the west of Gaza in search of a place to put a tent,” said Ashour, 46, to NBC News in a telephone interview on Friday, saying that transporting his family from the area, as the Israeli army told the Palestinian civilians to do it, would cost $ 500 or more.
“I have no money,” he said.
Israel’s army is moving forward with a new operation to take the city of Gaza that could move hundreds of thousands of people and worsen the serious situation there. He launched intense attacks in the area this week after announcing that he had begun the first stage of his planned assault.
Under the threat of worsening violence, Ashour does not know how she can take care of her wife, four children, sister and parents.
“I fear for my children, but where can I go?” said. “There is no security or security.”
Looking for shelter, Asto lives in the midst of air attacks and increasing deprivation, after Friday’s famine statement in northern Gaza, including the city of Gaza, by the main world authority on hunger.
