A large number of Palestinians continues to escape from the city of Gaza after the Israeli army began the first phases of the planned land offensive.
The Israeli army has established a foothold on the outskirts of the city, in which more than one million Palestinians live, after a multi-day intense bombing and artillery fire.
Previously, the Israeli army ordered the mobilization of 60 thousand reservists, as part of preparation for the occupation of the city, and the number could be increased within military efforts.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced last night by ordering the accelerated occupation of Gaza, ignoring intermediaries who have been waiting for Tel Aviv’s response for more than 48 hours for more than 48 hours.
In publication of the company’s Social Platform, Netanyahu’s Office stated that, before approving the Gaza occupation plans, he ordered the shortening deadlines for taking control of the last stronghold of Hamas.
The army is 16. May launched an operation against Palestinians in the Gaza belt called “Gideon’s carriage”.
Former Israeli politicians and military officials admitted that the operation failed to achieve the main goals, the defeat of Hamas and the release of all hostages.
Nevertheless, the military claimed to have taken control of 75 percent of the Gaza belt.
The Israeli Dnevnik “Ydioth Ahronoth” reported that the Israeli security cabinet will last a meeting today to approve the Gaza Army Plans.
“In the meantime, negotiations on gauze (Israeles in Gaza) continue behind the scenes. Netanyah is less favorable to the partial agreement on which Hamas agreed, but the door was not completely closed,” the report said.
Since October 2023, Israel killed more than 62,100 Palestinians in Gaza. The military campaign was devastating a belt, facing hunger.
Last November, the International Criminal Court issued orders for the arrest of Netanyhahu and his former Defense Minister Joava Galanta for war crimes and crimes against humanity in Gaza.
Israel also faces the case of genocide before the International Court of Justice.
(Vijesti.ba)
