"We would rather die than surrender our houses:" Brave Palestinian boys tear up Israeli order to evacuate Gaza

Two brave Palestinian boys, named Abu Naseem and Ahmed Ashraf, torn up an Israeli military order to evacuate their homes in Gaza. 

The order, issued to 250,000 displaced people in Khan Younis, demanded that they leave their homes and move to the "al-Mawasi humanitarian zone" in the south.

In a video shared online, the boys can be seen tearing up the order, with one of them reading it aloud before ripping it apart.

"Important announcement to all present in Gaza move to the South," one of the boys read the order," Abu Naseem read the order.

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"Where are we to go? After 300 days of torture, you want us to go to the south? We would rather die than surrender our houses," Ahmed Ashraf said defiantly while tearing up the paper.

The Israeli military offensive in Gaza has had a devastating impact, killing 38,000 Palestinians and injuring tens of thousands more. 

The population of Gaza has decreased from 2.3 million to 2.1 million, according to recent estimates by the UN humanitarian community.

Despite the devastation, Hamas has not backtracked from its commitment to make Palestine an independent state. 

"We will not surrender our homes, our land, or our rights," a Hamas spokesperson said.

On the other hand, a survey conducted by Israeli media channel 12 News revealed that almost 68% Jews believe their country is far from achieving victory in the one-sided war in Gaza.