Israeli military plans, accompanied by calls for the relocation of Gaza City’s residents, face intense backlash from humanitarian agencies and global leaders. Critics argue that this strategy could worsen the already critical humanitarian situation, with many families already grappling with displacement and food shortages due to military operations. The United Nations has voiced concerns over the "worst-case scenario of famine" unfolding in Gaza, as aid remains insufficient to address the immense needs of the population.

Furthermore, disturbing reports indicate that violent incidents occur frequently in the pursuit of food aid, leaving vulnerable individuals that are often caught in the line of fire. The health ministry revealed that 21 people died in just 24 hours while seeking aid, and since the establishment of new aid distribution points, 1,373 Palestinians have lost their lives while attempting to secure food.

The ongoing strife stems from the escalation of violence initiated by the Hamas-led attacks on Israel in October 2023, which resulted in significant loss of lives on both sides. As the Israeli government plans to extend control over Gaza City, the humanitarian implications could spell further suffering for the already beleaguered Palestinian population, raising critical questions about the future of peace and security in the region.