The recent evacuation order issued by Israel for 1.1 million people in northern Gaza has raised concerns regarding its compliance with international humanitarian law. The order, part of an impending ground invasion, has been criticized for its tight time frame and the unrealistic expectations for a mass evacuation under siege conditions. The article emphasizes that evacuations in armed conflict must adhere to international law, ensuring effectiveness, sufficient time, and means for safe evacuation. Israel’s blockade of Gaza and restrictions on humanitarian relief further compound the humanitarian crisis, prompting calls for urgent intervention and a focus on safeguarding civilians and their rights.