Eleven to die from malnutrition in gas, says Hamas Health Ministry

Another 11 deaths as a result of malnutrition have been reported in Gaza, according to Hamas Health Ministry.

This leads the total number of malnutrition deaths to 212, including 98 children.

At least 38 people were also killed and 491 were injured as a result of Israeli military activity in the last 24 hours, the health ministry said.

The death continues to increase against the backdrop of announcements that it has been set for October 7, 2025 for residents to evacuate the city of Gaza after the announcement of a controversial Israeli plan for control of the area.

The new plan, approved by the Israeli security cabinet, describes in detail on Friday, lists five “principles” for the termination of the war in Gaza, with one “taking control of security over the territory”.

Reports in the Israeli media say the plan initially focuses on taking full control of the city of Gaza, moving its estimated million inhabitants to the south.

The plan has been met with criticism by world leaders, as well as fierce opposition from some of Israel, including military officials and hostage families who are still holding in Gaza who are afraid of their safety.

Israel has rejected criticism, as Defense Minister Israel Katz said the condemnation “would not weaken our decision.”

The US was less critical -as Donald Trump said earlier during the week that it was “almost to Israel” whether to fully occupy the Gaza Strip.

The Israeli media reports that the government has set a two -month period before the Gaza military siege to begin on October 7, 2025, the two -year anniversary since the beginning of the war.

Within these two months, Israel plans to force approximately one million Palestinians living in the city of Gaza, approximately half of the number of people living throughout the territory.

Gaza is the capital of the Gaza Strip. Its population is evaluated to about 600,000 people, but this number has grown significantly throughout the war, as Israel’s military campaign pushed the Palestinians in the city.

Many who live there have already been displaced repeatedly during the war and live in tents or ruins of buildings that have been partially destroyed by Israeli air strikes.

The Israeli media reports that the military will move the population to Al Mavasi, an extensive tent camp in southern Gaza, which is already home to thousands of Palestinians suffering from the lack of basic facilities and sanitarian.

The plan has been widely condemned by humanitarian agencies, and indeed many of Israel’s allies for its potential to add unsolved human suffering to the shoulders of an already exhausted and dressed people.

The transition to control of the city of Gaza will further complicate the ability of the Palestinians to meet their basic needs for survival. The hunger is already playing throughout the Gaza tape, with UN-Baka-backed food experts, saying that the “worst hunger scenario” is currently being played.

The UN Humanitarian Agency said on Friday that the amount of aid entering Gaza continues to be “far below the minimum needed to meet the huge needs of people.”

Israel denied that he was hungry in gas and accused the UN agencies of raising the borders and delivering it.

The UN Humanitarian Agency said it continues to see obstacles and delays as it tries to collect help from the border areas controlled by Israeli.

The challenges of spreading help continue as the deaths of people who are trying to get food continue to be reported.

The Gaza Health Ministry said on Saturday that 21 people had been killed, trying to get help in the last 24 hours.

The UN reported earlier this month that 1373 Palestinians had been killed by the demand for food since the end of May, when a new organization supported by the US and the Israeli organization GAZA (GHF) created sites to distribute help.

The UN said most were killed by the Israeli military, with 859 killed near GHF and 514 on the food convoy routes. GHF denies the UN figure.

Israel has accused Hamas of inciting chaos near the help centers and saying that his forces do not deliberately fire on civilians.

Israel does not allow the BBC and other news organizations to report independently of GAZA, which makes it difficult to check.

In his announcement of the Gaza City Plan, the Prime Minister’s office said he would provide “humanitarian assistance to the civil population outside the combat zones”, but did not provide additional information about what may lead to it.

Like previous forced displacements throughout the war, the expulsion of Palestinians is likely to see the chaotic and dangerous scenes of families traveling, with a stroller or through overloaded vehicles.

It is reported that after the deadline of October 7, 2025, the military in Israel will besiege the city of Gaza and escalate their attacks. Hamas promised to fiercely oppose Israel’s attempt to conquer the city.

We can also see similar scenes with what the military made in Rafa, south of Gaza, and in the northern cities, which were forcibly evacuated before being almost completely leveled into a systematic method.

If there are Hamas fighters holding Israeli hostages in Gaza, then this period will prove to be the most deadly.

Of course, Hamas gave the captive orders to kill hostages if the Israeli military troops approached near hiding places.

Approximately 20 Israeli hostages remain alive in Gaza, some of which are thought to be held around Gaza.

Israel began its military offensive in Gaza after the attacks led by Hamas against Israel on October 7, 2023, in which about 1,200 people were killed and 251 others were hostage.

Since then, more than 61 300 people have been killed in Gaza as a result of Israeli military operations.