The Israeli army prepares to take Rafahthe southern region of the country where they live 1.4 million Gazans crammed into the city. They have fled here fleeing their homes when the Israeli invasion began. During these days, Israel is dropping leaflets politely asking them to leave, since Netanyahu has now set his target in the south, in Rafah.

“They are trapped“, Raquel González from Doctors Without Borders describes her situation. The problem is that there is no longer a place to go, nor a place to hide. “There cannot be a displacement of people if there is no destination where they can be placed safely,” denounces Julia Pastor. , from the Red Cross.

For its part, Egypt has reinforced the border and continues to send tanks in the event of possible threats to its territory. Which leaves 1.4 million Gazans – including more than 600,000 children – who They cling to Rafah as their only hope. A place that is not paradise either, since the bombings have never stopped there. Even if they don’t want to leave, experts warn that no one is safe in this place.