Humanitarian aid trucks move through the Rafah border crossing, between Egypt and the Gaza Strip, in Rafah, North Sinai Governorate, Egypt, January 28, 2026. Israel is advancing plans for a massive displacement camp in Rafah while erasing evidence of war crimes in Gaza, deepening the humanitarian crisis and raising global alarm. Israel has proceeded to destroy evidence potentially linked to war crimes and genocide in southern Gaza, while advancing the construction of a massive displacement camp in Rafah, equipped with surveillance systems and facial recognition technology, according to a French media report. In July 2024, Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz announced a plan to transfer the entire population of Gaza to a so-called “humanitarian zone” built on the ruins of part of Rafah. Now, the accelerated removal of debris deepens this obstruction and increases the danger of destroying evidence related to the fate of the deceased.