The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestinian Refugees (UNRWA) estimated the number of Palestinians who were forced to flee from Rafah in search of a safe place at 300,000 people.

In a post on X, UNRWA said Sunday: 'Over the last week, UNRWA estimates around 300,000 people have now fled Rafah, as the forced and inhumane displacement of Palestinians continues.'

'There is nowhere safe to go. There is nowhere safe to go. There is nowhere safe to go,' it added.

The city of Rafah is the last refuge for the displaced people in the Gaza Strip. Since the beginning of the ground operation launched by the occupation forces on the Gaza Strip in October 27, Palestinians have been asked to go from the north and center of the Strip to the south, claiming that they are safe areas.

The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestinian Refugees (UNRWA) estimated the number of Palestinians who were forced to flee from Rafah in search of a safe place at 300,000 people.

In a post on X, UNRWA said Sunday: 'Over the last week, UNRWA estimates around 300,000 people have now fled Rafah, as the forced and inhumane displacement of Palestinians continues.'

'There is nowhere safe to go. There is nowhere safe to go. There is nowhere safe to go,' it added.

The city of Rafah is the last refuge for the displaced people in the Gaza Strip. Since the beginning of the ground operation launched by the occupation forces on the Gaza Strip in October 27, Palestinians have been asked to go from the north and center of the Strip to the south, claiming that they are safe areas.