Israeli air strike burns tents sheltering displaced Palestinians in Gaza

Israeli attacks and forced evacuation orders have become a grim part of daily life for displaced Palestinians across the Strip, with little sign of them letting up. I'm here standing on what remains of an industrial facility in Tel Hawa, southwest of Gaza City. Run the dish out of water. The Israeli army called a resident of the area and told him we had just five minutes to evacuate the entire neighborhood. We just grabbed the children and fled. the destruction does not stop here as you can clearly see the huge crater created here in the place also the attack set fire to nearby tents the only shelter many displaced Palestinians had after losing their homes they were far from adequate shelters offering little protection against the weather but for these displaced Palestinians they were the only place they could call home now Some of them have lost even that, along with the basic necessities they managed to secure to survive. In this area, I mean, three... There were three tents in this area, and all of them were completely burnt down. We have no clothes, no bedding, no shelter. We don't know where to go. We have absolutely nothing left. We are now out on the streets. Since the cease-fire took effect back in October 2025, Israel has committed nearly 6,000 cease-fire violations, according to Gaza's government media office. And for displaced Palestinians, each new attack brings more fear, loss, and uncertainty. And for people here in the Tel El Hawa neighborhood, families are left to battle not only the unknown future, but to find proper shelters that seem out of reach. Ibrahim Al-Khalili, Al-Jazeera, Gaza City, Palestine.