US EditionIsrael approves plan to seize all of Gaza and hold it indefinitely, officials say
- On Monday, Israeli Cabinet ministers approved a plan to take control of all areas within the Gaza Strip and maintain a presence there for an indefinite period.
- The plan follows the collapse of a mid-March ceasefire and aims to defeat Hamas by increasing military pressure and displacing Palestinians.
- The Israeli military is mobilizing tens of thousands of reservists and plans to relocate a large number of Palestinians toward the southern region of Gaza.
- Israel halted all humanitarian aid before the ceasefire ended, causing widespread hunger and looting, while the UN warns the plan leaves many without supplies.
- Implementing this plan would greatly expand Israel’s operations in Gaza and likely worsen the humanitarian crisis amid strong international condemnation.
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Israel approves plans to capture the entire Gaza Strip, officials say
Israel approved plans on Monday to capture the entire Gaza Strip and remain in the territory for an unspecified amount of time, two Israeli officials said, in a move that if implemented would vastly expand Israel’s operations in the Palestinian territory and likely bring fierce international opposition.
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