US EditionIsrael’s new conquest plan for Gaza occupation, boots on ground
- On May 5, 2025, Israeli cabinet ministers approved a plan to take full control of the Gaza Strip and establish an ongoing military presence within the territory.
- This plan follows months of intensified Israeli strikes, the collapse of a ceasefire in March, and aims to defeat Hamas by controlling Gaza indefinitely.
- The strategy involves relocating a large number of Palestinians toward southern Gaza, managing humanitarian aid through private security firms, and blocking Hamas from distributing supplies.
- Israeli forces control about half of Gaza while Palestinian health authorities report over 52,000 deaths, and UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warned the plan risks countless more civilian casualties.
- The plan indicates a shift to prolonged occupation with severe humanitarian consequences, prompting international condemnation and refusal by the UN to participate in the aid distribution framework.
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The Israeli operation called "Gideon's chariots" was recently launched with the aim of occupying the Gaza Strip and displacing its population. Marianne, a Gazan resident, an Israeli soldier and a mother of families who had been killed on 7 October, agreed to confide in their perception of the war.
Israeli Government Approves Plan for Full Military Occupation of Gaza
Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich said once the new offensive begins, it will not end until the Strip is ‘conquered’ The Israeli government has approved plans to expand the genocidal war on Gaza that Israeli officials say will lead to the full Israeli military occupation of the Palestinian territory. The plan involves capturing more territory in Gaza, expanding the so-called “buffer zone” where the IDF has demolished virtually every stru…
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