Since October 2023, the Israeli occupation has continued to wage a large-scale military aggression against the Gaza Strip, characterized by a systematic nature and an unprecedented scale of crimes and violations committed against the civilian population. This aggression has resulted in the killing of tens of thousands of civilians, the majority of whom are women and children, in addition to causing massive injuries and near-total destruction of civilian infrastructure, including hospitals, schools, and displacement camps — leading to an unprecedented humanitarian catastrophe. Among the most egregious manifestations of these crimes is the deliberate and repeated targeting of tents sheltering internally displaced persons who had fled their homes under bombardment in search of safety. These attacks occurred in areas previously designated by the Israeli authorities as “safe zones,” such as Deir Al-Balah, Al-Mawasi, and Rafah, revealing a clear intent to inflict the maximum possible number of civilian casualties and refuting Israeli claims of taking precautionary measures to protect civilians. This pattern of attacks — along with policies of siege, starvation, and mass forced displacement — constitutes a flagrant violation of the rules of international humanitarian law and may amount to war crimes, crimes against humanity, and even genocide. This necessitates urgent and serious international intervention to ensure accountability and to put an end to the aggression.