Thousands of displaced Palestinians continue their journey back to their homes in the northern Gaza Strip for the second day in a row, on Tuesday, via Rashid and Salah al-Din streets.
Palestine Today News Agency reported that on the tenth day of the ceasefire agreement between the resistance factions and the occupation entity, thousands of displaced families set off to the northern Gaza Strip via Rashid coastal street, after the occupation army withdrew from the Netzarim axis.
The government media office in Gaza announced on Monday evening that at least 300,000 displaced Palestinians were able to return to their homes in the northern Gaza Strip, after being forcibly displaced to the southern Gaza Strip due to the genocidal war.
In statements by the Palestinian resistance factions, they confirmed that the return of the displaced is a victory for the people and a declaration of failure and defeat for the occupation entity and its displacement plans.
The barbaric Zionist aggression on the Gaza Strip forced about two million people to flee in tragic, inhumane conditions with a shortage of food, water and medicine.
On Sunday morning, January 19, the ceasefire agreement in the Gaza Strip came into effect, after a war of extermination that resulted in 150,000 martyrs and wounded, more than ten thousand missing, and massive destruction in the Strip.
