As the IDF's Gaza City Ground Operation Unfolds, Israeli Forces Shot Artillery Fire Into Unhabited Areas Near the City, in an Attempt to Prompt Residents to Leave. Military Officials Warn Israel Will Need to Assume Civilian Responsibilities Over Those Who Stay, Despite Manpower Issues
Israeli military officials estimate that about 200,000 residents of Gaza City – about 20 percent of those who currently remain – will refuse to evacuate and will stay in the combat zone, even if their lives are in danger.
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