Israel approves plan to seize all of Gaza and hold it indefinitely, officials say
- Israel's security cabinet approved a plan on Monday to expand military operations and seize control over the entire Gaza Strip indefinitely.
- The plan follows the collapse of a ceasefire in mid-March and aims to defeat Hamas and secure the release of approximately 59 Israeli hostages held in Gaza.
- The operation involves mobilizing a large number of reservists, establishing security zones in areas under control, and relocating a significant portion of Gaza's population to the southern part of the enclave.
- Over 52,000 Palestinians have died since the conflict began, mainly civilians, while about 1,200 Israelis were killed in Hamas's October 2023 attack that took 250 hostages.
- This escalation risks worsening Gaza's humanitarian crisis, provoking international opposition, and complicating ceasefire efforts and hostage negotiations during ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict.
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Israel may seize all Gaza in expanded operation, officials say
Israeli tanks operating near the Gaza border. Photo: Reuters Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says an expanded offensive against Palestinian militant group Hamas would be "intensive" after his security cabinet approved plans that may include seizing the Gaza Strip and controlling aid.
Israel approves full ‘conquest’ of Gaza – media – CLG News
Israel approves full ‘conquest’ of Gaza – media | 5 May 2025 | The Israeli government has approved a plan for the complete military occupation of Gaza and the forced relocation of its Palestinian inhabitants to the southern part of the territory, multiple news outlets have reported citing unnamed officials. According to officials quoted by the AP, the new plan is meant to help Israel achieve its war aims of defeating Hamas and freeing the hostag…
Israel approves plan to capture all of Gaza and keep soldiers there indefinitely
Netanyahu has called up tens of thousands of reservists to free up soldiers for ‘the next stage’ of war in Gaza and added that population in Gaza would be moved “for its own protection”
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