More than 1 million residents of northern Gaza were asked to evacuate under an Israeli military evacuation order. The news came as a thunderbolt as Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas warned in an October 13 speech that Palestinians could face a second "day of havoc."
Commenting on the evacuation order, Abbas said, "I am totally opposed to driving our people out of the Gaza Strip because it would be tantamount to a second 'Shoah Day' disaster for our people," Agma Presse reported on October 13. ”
Abbas's remarks evoked memories of Shoah Day. The "Day of Havoc" catastrophe refers to the fact that some 760,000 Palestinians fled or were expelled from their homes at the same time as the establishment of the State of Israel in 1948. This history has become a great scar between Palestinians and Israelis.
Abbas made the remarks after the Israeli military distributed leaflets in the blockaded Gaza Strip asking residents to leave northern Gaza. The lives of some 1.1 million inhabitants of northern Gaza are once again threatened.
However, despite the public concern and concern caused by Abbas's warning, the Israeli military did not respond. The Israeli military's decision to order the evacuation of residents of northern Gaza was also not explained.
Although the situation is not yet clear, Abbas's remarks have undoubtedly triggered new thinking about the relationship between Palestinians and Israelis. For the inhabitants of northern Gaza, their future is uncertain.
In response to Abbas's warning, some analysts believe it may be a pressure tactic against Israel. However, it has also been suggested that this may have been a miscalculation by the Israeli military of the situation in northern Gaza. In either case, Abbas's warning has sparked new thinking and concern about the conflict.
The conflict has been going on for decades, with the two sides clashing over territory and influence. Although the international community has repeatedly called on the two sides to resolve their differences through dialogue, in practice, the contradictions and differences between the two sides are still difficult to bridge.
Abbas's warning has undoubtedly brought new tensions to the conflict. For the inhabitants of northern Gaza, however, the future remains uncertain. Nevertheless, many hope that the conflict will end as soon as possible so that the inhabitants of this land can enjoy a peaceful and stable life.
As for the future direction of the conflict, observers believe that this will require more willingness on both sides to compromise and cooperate. Long-term peace and stability can be achieved only through dialogue and compromise. At the same time, the international community should pay more attention to and support the life and development of the Palestinian people.
Overall, the news of Israel's order to evacuate residents of northern Gaza has raised a lot of concern and concern. Abbas's warning has created new tensions in the conflict. However, long-term peace and stability can be achieved only through dialogue and compromise. It is hoped that the inhabitants of this land can enjoy a peaceful and stable life as soon as possible.