Watan-The Israeli occupation army continues to receive successive blows in the psychological warfare it wages against the citizens of the Gaza Strip, by promoting numerous allegations and lies.
One of these lies was manifested in the claim of a complete evacuation of northern Gaza, seemingly indicating the occupation army’s intention to expand its atrocities after brutally separating the northern sector from the south.
Recorded footage, however, exposed the falsehood of the Israeli claim, as Palestinian journalists documented, through field visits to camps and cities in the northern Gaza Strip, scenes confirming that life is continuing normally.
In these scenes, a large number of citizens were observed, contradicting the occupation’s lies that all residents of the north had evacuated and that its cities were empty.
Palestinians stand resilient in the face of a war of genocide
The recorded footage illustrated the Palestinians’ resilience and their determination to continue with their lives despite the occupation and its brutal crimes, which are classified as acts of genocide.
These scenes were captured in Jabalia camp, Tel al-Zaatar, Faluja, and Beit Lahia, where thousands of families were observed present in the area.
Jabalia camp still pulsates with life
One of the striking scenes was the condition of Jabalia camp, which has been subjected to hundreds of airstrikes by the occupation forces during the current war. However, footage from there confirms that life is continuing as usual in the camp.
Residents were seen strolling through markets and engaging in their daily activities routinely, despite the brutality of the war waged by the occupation army.
A significant number of people have not evacuated from North Gaza, in contrast to what the occupation propagates.
Nine hundred thousand Palestinians are present in the northern sector of the Gaza Strip
In terms of numbers, the Ministry of Interior in the Gaza Strip announced that around 900,000 Palestinians remain in the city of Gaza and the northern sector, which consists of five provinces.
The population of Gaza City and its surrounding areas exceeds 1.1 million out of a total of 2.2 million Palestinians living in the region. All of them face extremely challenging living conditions due to the ongoing Israeli blockade since 2006.