Xafiiska Xuquuqda Aadanaha ee Qaramada Midoobay oo ka digay khatarta sii socota ee nadiifinta qowmiyadeed ee Qasa

Warbixinta Xafiiska waxay xustay ballaadhinta howlaha millatari ee Israa'iil iyo barakaca qasabka ah ee Falastiiniyiinta.

Xafiiska Xuquuqda Aadanaha ee Qaramada Midoobay ee dhulka Falastiin ee la qabsaday ayaa ka digay walaaca sii socota ee ku saabsan nadiifinta qowmiyadeed ee Qasa, isagoo tixraacaya ballaadhinta howlaha millatari ee Israa'iil, burburka kaabayaasha rayidka iyo barakaca qasabka ah ee Falastiiniyiinta loo galo meelo sii xaddidan.

Ballaadhinta howlaha millatari iyo weerarrada xeryaha barakaca

Warbixinta Xafiiska oo soo baxday Jimcihii ayaa lagu sheegay in ciidamada Israa'iil ay u ballaadhanyaa dhinaca galbeed, iyagoo yoolka la sheegay uu yahay in howlahooda la gaarsiiyo 70 boqolkiiba Marinka Qasa. Xafiiska wuxuu sidoo kale soo sheegay in howlaha millatari ay kordheen xaafadda Shujaiya ee magaalada Qasa iyo dhanka bari ee Bureij, Deir Al Balah iyo Maghazi muddadii labadii toddobaad ee la soo dhaafay.

Warbixinta waxay diiwaangelisay weerarro lagu qaaday xeryaha barakaca ee Shujaiya, oo ay ku jirto weerar diyaarad aan duulin lagu qaaday teendhooyin ay ku hoyanayeen qoysas barakacay 25 Oktoobar. Dabka ka dhashay weerarkaas ayaa socday ilaa shan saacadood, wuxuuna ku qasbay 200 qoys, oo u dhow 800 qof, inay cararaan.

Barakac ba'an oo joogto ah iyo digniin ku saabsan xadgudubyo suurtagal ah

Madaxa Xafiiska Qaramada Midoobay Ajith Sunghay ayaa ku tilmaamay barakaca Qasa mid ba'an oo joogto ah, isagoo digniin ka bixiyay in fursadaha ay dadka deegaanku ku noqdaan guryahooda aad u xaddidan yihiin. Xafiiska wuxuu ugu baaqay Israa'iil inay joojiso wareejinta qasabka ah ee Falastiiniyiinta, isagoo digniin ka bixiyay in falalkaas ay noqon karaan dambiyo dagaal iyo suurtagal ahaan dambiyo ka gees ah aadanaha.

Xaddidaadda gargaarka bani'aadamnimo iyo jiilaal kale oo teendhooyin nugul

Xafiiska wuxuu walaac ka muujiyay xaddidaadda gargaarka bani'aadamnimo iyo sahayda hoyga, iyadoo kumanaan qoys oo barakacay ay weli ku nool yihiin teendhooyin aan ku filnayn inta duqeyntu socoto. Sunghay wuxuu sheegay in Falastiiniyiin badan ay wajahayaan sannadkoodii afraad ee barakaca iyo jiilaal kale oo ay ku jiraan hoyo nugul, isagoo rajaynayay in jiilaalka soo socda uu noqdo kii ugu dambeeyay ee xaaladdan.

The UN Human Rights Office in the Occupied Palestinian Territory cites expanding Israeli military deployments and forced displacement in a report issued Friday.

The UN Human Rights Office in the Occupied Palestinian Territory has warned that concerns over ethnic cleansing in Gaza persist, pointing to expanding Israeli military deployments, the destruction of civilian infrastructure and the forced displacement of Palestinians into increasingly restricted areas.

Military Expansion and Strikes on Displacement Camps

In its Friday report, the office said Israeli forces were expanding westwards, with the stated aim of extending their deployment across 70 per cent of the Gaza Strip. It reported increased military activity in Gaza City's Shujaiya neighborhood and eastern areas of Bureij, Deir Al Balah and Maghazi over the past two weeks. The report also documented attacks on displacement camps in Shujaiya, including a drone strike on tents sheltering displaced families on 25 October.

Fire Forced Hundreds of Families to Flee

According to the office, the fire resulting from the drone strike on the tents lasted around five hours, forcing 200 families, or approximately 800 people, to flee. UN Office Head Ajith Sunghay described displacement in Gaza as both acute and chronic, warning that the chances of residents returning to their homes were extremely limited.

Aid Restrictions and a Fourth Year of Displacement

The office called on Israeli occupation to end the forced transfer of Palestinians, warning that such acts could constitute war crimes and potentially crimes against humanity. It also raised concerns over restrictions on humanitarian aid and shelter supplies, as thousands of displaced families continue to live in inadequate tents amid ongoing bombardment. Sunghay said many Palestinians were facing their fourth year of displacement and another winter in fragile shelters, expressing hope that the coming winter would be their last under such conditions.