US EditionIsrael’s plan to ‘conquer’ Gaza is leaving Palestinians with little place to go: 5 maps show how
- Israeli forces expanded operations in Gaza since March 18, 2024, pushing nearly 80% of its 2 million residents into smaller, militarized zones within the 140-square-mile territory.
- This escalation followed Israel breaking a ceasefire with Hamas after October 2023 attacks, leading to a declared policy to displace Gaza's population southward under the military offensive named Gideon's Chariots.
- An estimated 600,000 people have been displaced, many multiple times, while Gaza's infrastructure, including 60%-92% of buildings and 68% of roads, faces widespread destruction amid severe shortages in food, water, and medical supplies.
- Israeli officials, including Prime Minister Netanyahu and Finance Minister Smotrich, stated the goal is to 'conquer' and fully control Gaza, with orders anticipating an 'unprecedented attack' amid ongoing humanitarian concerns and overwhelmed aid efforts.
- The international community, including UK, France, and Canada, has threatened concrete actions like sanctions if Israel continues its military operations and blockade, as Gaza faces a deteriorating humanitarian crisis with no safe areas or ceasefire in sight.
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‘No place to flee’: 80% of Gaza under Israeli evacuation orders
Almost 80 percent of the Gaza Strip is now under Israeli evacuation orders or come under military occupation, according to a CNN report published on Saturday. Israeli forces are pushing civilians into smaller and more overcrowded areas, the report noted, with growing international concern over the scale of displacement and devastation. Israeli officials say the goal is "complete control" over Gaza. As the war escalates, so too do the areas decla…
Strategic Objectives of the Aggression on Gaza and Their Relation to Israel’s Project of Regional Hegemony
Ansar Allah Website · Report by Ali al-Darwani The Palestinian cause is experiencing one of its most dangerous phases since the Zionist occupation of Palestine in 1948. The threats are no longer limited to military occupation or geographic Judaization; rather, the Zionist project has moved toward the definitive liquidation of the Palestinian cause and the establishment of comprehensive hegemony over the Arab region—politically, economically, and…
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