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The IDF has told them to go to a newly designated "humanitarian area" in al-Mawasi.

From BBC

Though the area is designated as her private quarters, there’s not a clear separation between her work and her life.

Both Hollywood and Koreatown are notorious for lack of parking and nighttime crime problems, which could create additional issues for both old and new tenants who are losing their designated parking spots, said Jung.

City Council, which voted unanimously to designate the house as a historic cultural monument, halting its impending demolition.

On Saturday, Israel directed displaced people to head to a newly designated "humanitarian area" in southern Gaza for their "safety".

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