Israel warns Gaza residents to evacuate before Trump

Israel has issued warnings to residents in Gaza, urging them to leave the area before they are forced out under a plan by U.S. President Donald Trump. The warnings came as Israeli air strikes intensified, reportedly killing over 50 people in recent days. Leaflets dropped from the air state that if Gazans do not leave, they face forced displacement. Trump’s plan aims to turn Gaza into a resort area, according to the messaging. The pamphlets are marked with Israel's Shin Bet logo and include images of both Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. They convey a stark message that the world will not care if the people of Gaza disappear. The conflict escalated with ongoing air strikes and ground operations by Israeli forces. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) state they are targeting key sites in Gaza. Israel has also directed Palestinians on how to move through the territory amid the violence. The situation remains dire, with the United Nations reporting five of its aid workers killed since the fighting intensified. Meanwhile, Palestinian representatives are expected to meet Egyptian officials to discuss a potential ceasefire. Amid the conflict, protests have erupted in Israel. Demonstrators are expressing outrage over military actions and political issues, including the management of security in the Netanyahu government. Families of hostages taken by militant groups have voiced concern that the ongoing strikes may endanger their loved ones further.