US EditionRafah No Longer Exists. This Is Part of Israel’s Plan To Permanently Occupy Gaza
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The Israeli army would like to expand the Morag corridor to create greater isolation south of Gaza. Along this line, houses have already been built for IDF soldiers. And now colonization is feared. Meanwhile, Hamas reaffirms its proposal: free hostages in exchange for a five-year truce
By Tareq S. Hajjaj / Mondoweiss / Middle East Summary, April 25, 2025. Air view of the destruction in Rafah on January 19, 2025, during the beginning of the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas. (Photo: Omar Ashtawy/APA Images) Israel has completely razed Rafah, turning one fifth of Gaza's territory [...] The Palestinian entrance. Rafah no longer exists. This is part of Israel's plan to occupy Gaza permanently was first published in Latin American…
Israel’s endgame for tormented Gaza is political and physical erasure
COMMENTARY: By Nour Odeh There was faint hope that efforts to achieve a ceasefire deal in Gaza would succeed. That hope is now all but gone, offering 2.1 million tormented and starved Palestinians dismal prospects for the days and weeks ahead. Last Saturday, the Israeli Prime Minister once again affirmed he had no intention to end the war. Benjamin Netanyahu wants what he calls “absolute victory” to achieve US President Donald Trump’s so-called …
Mondoweiss: Rafah no longer exists. This is part of Israel’s plan to permanently occupy Gaza - Brave New Europe
Israel has completely wiped out Rafah, turning a fifth of Gaza’s territory into a giant buffer zone. This is part of Israel’s plan to permanently remain in Gaza and facilitate the ethnic cleansing of its people. Read HERE The post Mondoweiss: Rafah no longer exists. This is part of Israel’s plan to permanently occupy Gaza appeared first on Brave New Europe.
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