A recent report sheds light on the impact of Israeli evacuation orders in Gaza amid the ongoing conflict, revealing a disturbing pattern of displacement and what is described as "genocidal acts" against Palestinians.

Published by Forensic Architecture, a research group affiliated with Goldsmiths, University of London, the report exposes how the Israeli military has manipulated humanitarian measures like evacuation orders and safe zones. Instead of safeguarding civilians, these measures are weaponized to push them into areas of active military operations.

The report condemns Israel's actions as a form of "humanitarian violence," contributing to forced transfers, mass displacement, and civilian casualties throughout Gaza. It highlights inconsistencies and confusion in the implementation of these measures, leading to tragic outcomes such as Israeli bombardment of designated safe zones.

With over 30,000 Palestinians killed, primarily women and children, and thousands more missing or wounded, the report underscores the catastrophic impact on civilian lives and infrastructure. Vital structures like hospitals, schools, and homes have been systematically targeted, exacerbating the humanitarian crisis.

Despite an interim ruling by the International Court of Justice against Israel for genocide in Gaza, the regime persists in forcibly removing Palestinians from their homes and denying them essential supplies, in violation of international law.

The conflict, sparked by Hamas's Operation Al-Aqsa Storm in response to Israeli aggression, has resulted in staggering casualties. The Israeli regime's siege on Gaza, cutting off vital resources, further exacerbates the suffering of its two million residents.