Warns Netanyahu: Evacuate Gaza, or vanish

Israel Pursues Capture of Gaza City; Prime Minister Netanyahu Claims Air Force Demolished 50 High-Rise Buildings in Two Days, Inciting Controversy

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2025 September 17 . 2:40 AM

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Warnings issued by Netanyahu to Gaza residents to vacate their locations

Warns Netanyahu: Evacuate Gaza, or vanish

In a tense development, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has urged the residents of the city of Gaza to evacuate, as the Israeli forces gather for a potential ground invasion. The situation in Gaza is expected to worsen, with humanitarian organizations, including several Swiss aid groups, criticizing Israel's obstruction of aid and the use of hunger as a weapon.

Netanyahu's statement was made at the Israeli Air Force's command center, where he also reported that approximately 100,000 Palestinians have already left the area. The city of Gaza, home to an estimated one million people until recently, is under threat of a takeover by Israel.

The Israeli air force has already destroyed over 50 high-rise buildings in the northern part of the city over the past two days. Aid organizations have warned of a further deterioration of the already catastrophic situation for the civilian population in Gaza.

UN Secretary-General António Guterres has also called on Israel to halt the planned occupation to protect hundreds of thousands of civilians from forced displacement and greater danger. Forty-nine humanitarian and civil society organizations have warned that Israel’s assault on Gaza City amounts to a death sentence.

Despite the impending ground invasion, the exact start date has yet to be announced by Netanyahu. However, the Israeli forces are currently organizing and gathering for the operation.

The number of Palestinians leaving the area of Gaza is increasing, with Netanyahu's office reporting his words, "You've been warned, get out of there." This comes as the humanitarian crisis in Gaza continues to escalate, with food, water, and medical supplies running short.

As the world watches, the situation in Gaza remains a pressing concern, with the potential for further violence and humanitarian disaster looming.