Rights teams criticise Israeli transfer to displace Palestinians to a tiny and barren space.
One other wave of Palestinians had been compelled from their properties in Gaza. This time, to a small slice of land within the south designated by Israel as a “safe zone”.
However situations in al-Mawasi are bleak, and for these residing in its makeshift camps, bitterly chilly.
Worldwide help organisations don’t recognise the power and aren’t offering companies there.
And within the final two months, Israeli forces have bombed areas the place they ordered individuals to take shelter.
These in al-Mawasi say there isn’t a assure they are going to be spared Israeli bombings and air strikes.
So, how can what Israel calls a “safe zone” defend civilians from struggling and assaults? And will it turn out to be what one UNICEF official has described as one other “zone of death”?
Presenter: Tom McRae
Friends:
Juliette Touma – Director of Communications at UN Refugee and Works Company for Palestine refugees
Mukesh Kapila – Former UN Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator and Professor Emeritus at Manchester College
Hisham A Hellyer – Senior Affiliate Fellow in Worldwide Safety Research on the Royal United Companies Institute and the Carnegie Endowment for Worldwide Peace
