More than 800,000 people have left Gaza since the start of the IDF offensive.

More than 800,000 people have fled Gaza City since the start of the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) ground offensive on the capital of the Palestinian enclave. This was reported by The Jerusalem Post on September 29.

According to estimates by the IDF Southern Command, between 30 and 50 thousand people left the city every day last week.

Representatives of the Israeli Defense Ministry said that 250-350 thousand Palestinians are still in Gaza.

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On September 16, Israel launched a ground operation to occupy Gaza City. It is accompanied by massive strikes throughout the enclave. So, on September 17, the IDF attacked the Al-Rantisi Children's Hospital. The institution was the only one in the region offering treatment for oncology, respiratory, digestive diseases, and dialysis.

On the same day, Izvestia published footage of the evacuation of Gazans against the background of the IDF offensive. The footage shows queues of loaded cars.

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