The Israeli military has ordered Palestinians to vacate Gaza City and move south amidst an ongoing offensive spanning the north, south, and central regions of the Gaza Strip. The directive, issued through dropped leaflets, advised all residents of Gaza City to take safe routes southward towards Deir el-Balah and az-Zawayda. Gaza’s Interior Ministry has urged citizens to disregard the evacuation orders as part of Israel's psychological warfare. The UN expressed concerns over the impact of these evacuations on Palestinian families, emphasizing the need to protect civilians. The latest directive follows a recent Israeli air attack on an al-Awdah School in Gaza, resulting in numerous casualties. Exclusive footage revealed the harrowing aftermath of the strike, with a young boy recounting the loss of several relatives. The attack has received condemnation from global leaders, and investigations are underway. Moreover, Palestinian schools administered by UNRWA have been targeted, despite assurances that they are not military objectives. The Israeli military also conducted operations inside UNRWA headquarters. In parallel to the military escalation, ceasefire negotiations in Doha are ongoing, with mediators striving for a long-lasting truce and a potential prisoner exchange between Hamas and Israel. However, concerns have been raised that the intensified Israeli strikes could jeopardize the negotiation process. Hamas underscores the importance of international guarantees for a permanent ceasefire, while Israel insists on ending Hamas activities before agreeing to any deal.