At least 17 Palestinians were killed in Israeli attacks by dawn

At least 17 Palestinians were killed in Israeli attacks across Gaza by dawn, according to hospital sources on Monday.

Three people were killed by Israeli bombing in Deir El -Balah and Central Gaza’s Bureij Camp, medical staff from Al -Aksa and Al -wda hospitals. Al -shifa Hospital also reported multiple injuries after an apartment in the Al -Nasr neighborhood, west of the city of Gaza, was bombed.

Israeli soldiers stand near tanks in Gaza, as shown by the Israeli side of Israeli-Gaza border on July 20 2025-reuters

In separate raids, five members of the Abu Taima family were killed when an air surface struck a scene of displaced people in Al -MoMasi, west of Khan Younis, Wafa said. Two others were killed in a drone attack near Jabalia, North Gaza, and two citizens died in the southern Deir El -Balah.

The UN pushes back in the midst of evacuation threat

The UN Office to Coordinate Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) described Israel’s forced displacement order as “another devastating blow”, affecting about 50,000 to 80,000 people and shifting at least 1,000 families.

“The recently designed area includes several humanitarian warehouses, four primary health clinics, four medical points and critical water infrastructure,” Ocha said. “Any damage to this infrastructure will have life -threatening consequences.

A Jet F-15 releases a flare as it flies over Gaza, as shown by the Israeli side of Israeli-Gaza border on July 20 2025-reuters

The head of Ocha Tom Fletcher wrote on X, “we will stay for help”, warning that Israeli air attacks were “intensified” to Deir El -Balah.

Meanwhile, the World Food Program (WFP) said shots of Israeli tanks, snipers and other forces are targeting 25 -Truck at Zikim Crossing. The attack caused the loss and was killed at least 79 “countless lives”, according to the WFP X post. “These people were just trying to access food … on the brink of hunger.”

Tobacco rises after an explosion in Gaza, as shown by the Israeli side of Israel-Gaza border on July 20, 2025.-Reuters

Plan Requirement of Staff Leader

Israeli staff leader Eyal Zamir said he has drafted a plan to intensify soil businesses and “taking over Gaza”, according to Israeli channel 12.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has prevented the plan from being presented to the Council of Ministers and prevented further ministerial debate, Channel 12 added.

Eyal Zamir talks on a pedestal [File: Handout/Israel’s Ministry of Defence]