• Red Cross warns mass evacuation of Gaza City is impossible under current conditions.
• Evacuation efforts could trigger overwhelming population displacement in Gaza.
• Severe shortages of essential resources hinder safe evacuation options.
• International humanitarian law not being adhered to amid military actions.

Mirjana Spoljaric, President of the Red Cross, has declared that mass evacuation of Gaza City is impossible due to the current humanitarian crisis exacerbated by Israel's intensified military actions. She emphasized that any attempts to evacuate civilians would not only be unsafe but also undignified, highlighting that "it is impossible that a mass evacuation of Gaza City could ever be done in a way that is safe and dignified under the current conditions," according to Reuters and Channel News Asia.

Spoljaric further explained that a mass evacuation would provoke a massive population displacement that no other area in Gaza is equipped to manage, particularly given the severe shortages of food, shelter, and medical supplies. "Such an evacuation would trigger a massive population movement that no area in the Gaza Strip can absorb," she stated, supported by insights from TRT Global and The Jakarta Post.

As Israel continues its military campaign in the region, reports indicate that over 63,000 people have died in Gaza since the escalation began, predominantly civilians. The humanitarian situation is dire, with many unable to comply with evacuation orders due to starvation, illness, or injury. According to the Red Cross, "these conditions cannot currently be met in Gaza," which makes any evacuation "not only unfeasible but incomprehensible," citing legal obligations under international humanitarian law, as articulated by Reuters, Channel News Asia, and The Jakarta Post.