Overview
- Israel’s military announced the Jan Yunis site as a relocation point while pushing to take Gaza City, urging residents to move immediately.
- The army warned of imminent strikes on the city’s remaining high‑rises, and a residential tower was brought down on Friday after an evacuation alert.
- Officials said the designated area will include field hospitals, water infrastructure, desalination facilities and a continuous supply of food, tents and medicines.
- International agencies report there is no adequate, secure capacity for large new arrivals and estimate about one million people are still in Gaza City.
- The IDF says it now controls roughly 75% of the Strip and 40% of Gaza City, as Gaza’s Health Ministry reports blood banks and laboratories are near collapse.