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NEW INVESTIGATION: Since 7 Oct 23, the Israeli army has weaponised humanitarian measures such as ‘evacuation orders’, ‘safe routes’ & ‘safe zones’ to support their military operations & facilitate the mass displacement of Palestinians. View the platform: https://t.co/sOL45vXBcM pic.twitter.com/wr4SAtrIVj — Forensic Architecture (@ForensicArchi) March 13, 2024ALT

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Our analysis reveals how Israel's systematic displacement of Palestinians, towards areas already rendered unliveable by attacks on critical civilian infrastructure, has occurred in three phases. Read our full text report here: https://t.co/VjtwiNWjxY pic.twitter.com/rmKH0CCIN7 — Forensic Architecture (@ForensicArchi) March 13, 2024ALT

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Phase 1 began 13 Oct, when the Israeli army ordered 1.1M Palestinians in the area north of Wadi Gaza to evacuate within 24h. A new 'border' checkpoint on Salah al-Din Street enforced the new north/south divide and prevented displaced Palestinians from returning. pic.twitter.com/WnDwxOu95V — Forensic Architecture (@ForensicArchi) March 13, 2024ALT

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Phase 2: on 1 Dec, Israel published an online interactive ‘evacuation grid’, which announced evacuation orders by dividing Gaza into 623 blocks. Its use has been unclear, inconsistent, and contradictory, and amid communications blackouts, most Gazans cannot even access it. pic.twitter.com/FhVspU09Hh — Forensic Architecture (@ForensicArchi) March 13, 2024ALT

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With Phase 2 still ongoing, Phase 3 began on 22 Jan, when the Israeli army invaded the ‘safe zone’ in al-Mawasi – Palestinians sheltering there were displaced once again. Today, Rafah, once declared ‘safe’, is under threat of imminent invasion and further displacement. pic.twitter.com/RyyDLe51A7 — Forensic Architecture (@ForensicArchi) March 13, 2024ALT

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Evacuation orders announced by the Israeli military have affected ~67% of the total area of the Gaza Strip. These orders concentrated hundreds of thousands of Palestinians into areas that lack the basic infrastructure for survival – in violation of international law. pic.twitter.com/UCg1dPBpMg — Forensic Architecture (@ForensicArchi) March 13, 2024ALT

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Evacuation orders have directed civilians to ‘safe zones’ with conflicting & inconsistent boundaries. For example, the Israeli military published at least 4 different boundaries for the al-Mawasi ‘safe zone’. pic.twitter.com/dRX9iEbeLL — Forensic Architecture (@ForensicArchi) March 13, 2024ALT

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Evacuation orders have consistently directed civilians to ‘safe routes’ & ‘safe zones’ that were not safe. On 13 Oct 2023, Salah al-Din Street was hit by an Israeli airstrike – the same day it had been declared a 'safe route' for evacuees moving south. pic.twitter.com/ZGkH7WVswp — Forensic Architecture (@ForensicArchi) March 13, 2024ALT

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At the @CIJ_ICJ, Israel cited its use of ‘humanitarian measures’ to defend itself against the charge of genocide. Our research reveals these measures in fact support Israel’s genocidal campaign, forcing civilians into unliveable areas, where they come under renewed attack. pic.twitter.com/yqVq969MSr — Forensic Architecture (@ForensicArchi) March 13, 2024ALT

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Israel's abuse of ‘humanitarian measures’ continued even after the @CIJ_ICJ ruling on provisional measures on 26 Jan. Through Feb, attacks on ‘safe zones’ (including Rafah) escalated, confirming the conclusion of a UN assessment from 6 Jan 2024: ‘there is no safe place in Gaza’. pic.twitter.com/lRAd3D9Lox — Forensic Architecture (@ForensicArchi) March 13, 2024ALT

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https://gaza.forensic-architecture.org/displacement