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Jerusalem – Israeli’s renovated military offensive in the Gaza Strip “Expands to grind and clear the militant area” to grab “large areas to be added to Israeli’s state security zones,” said Defense Minister Katz in a written statement on Wednesday. The Israeli government has long maintained the buffer zone directly in the Gaza along its security fence that has since been significantly expanded War with Hamas October 7, 2023 was triggered by groups.
Israel says the buffer zone is needed for its safety, but the Palestinians consider it a grip on the Earth, which further shrinks in a narrow coastal area of about 2 million people.
Katz did not specify which territories of Gaza would be seized in an extended operation, which he believes involves the “extensive evacuation of the population” from the combat areas. His statement came after Israeli military personnel ordered all civilians to evacuate the southern city in Rafah and nearby areas, an order that came about two weeks after Israel refused the ceasefire posted in the US, Qatar and Egypt and resumed the bombard of Palestinian territory.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel’s goal is to maintain an indefinite but indefinite security control of the Gaza Strip when it reaches its goal of crushing Hamas.
“The only way to end the war”?
Katz urged Gaza’s people to “expel Hamas and return all hostages”. Hamas, Long A -US and Israel’s designated terrorist organization, there are still 59 captivity, 24 of which are still thought to be alive after most of the rest were released in ceasefire agreements or other transactions.
“This is the only way to end the war,” Katz said.
However, hostage Family Forum, which represents most of the captivity of families and has long reached an agreement to end the war and bring their loved ones home, did not agree with this assessment. The forum issued a statement stating that families were “in horror that this morning woke up in the Minister of Defense in a statement to expand military operations in Gaza”.
The group said the Israeli government “is obliged to release all 59 hostages from Hamas in captivity – to make every possible channel to direct the transaction of their release,” and stressed that their loved ones were at greater risk every day.
“Their lives hang in balance as more and more Will continue to appear disturbing details The horrendous circumstances in which they are held – the chain, abused and desperately needed medical attention, “said the forum calling for Trump’s administration and other intermediaries to continue to force Hamas to release hostages.
“Our highest priority must be an immediate deal to return to all the hostages at home – living for rehabilitation and killed for proper burial – and ending that war,” the group said.
Death and moving in Gaza 16 days after Israel resumes war
Israel continued to target the Gaza Strip 16 days after the waking of the ceasefire, and the air strikes killed 17 people in the Khan Younis in the southern city of the night, hospital officials said. Nasere Hospital officials said that 12 people were killed at night, who were taken to the hospital, have five women, one of them pregnant and two children. Gaza’s European Hospital officials said they had received five people’s bodies killed in two separate air strikes.
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The war was caused by a Hamas-led terrorist attack on southern Israel on October 7, 2023, where about 1,200 people, mostly civilians were killed, and saw 251 other hosts who were back in Gaza.
The Israeli revenge war in Gaza has killed more than 50,400 Palestinians, including at least 1,066 killed, as the ceasefire collapsed on 18 March, according to the Gaza Hamas Ministry of Health, which does not distinguish between civilian and militant accidents.
Israel says Gaza has killed about 20,000 militants, but it has not provided evidence.
Since March 23, more than 140,000 people have been resolved since the end of the ceasefire, according to the latest UN estimate – and it is estimated that tens of thousands of thousands of over the last week have escaped according to evacuation orders. Every time families have moved during the war, they had to leave their belongings and started almost from scratch, finding food, water and shelter. Now that the Israeli blockade does not enter fuel, transport is even harder, so many flee with almost nothing.
“With each move, we torture a thousand times,” said former university professor Ihab Siman, who talked about the fact that the war with the family had to be fleeed eight times.
Fleeing from Rafah on Monday, Hanadi Dahoud said she was trying to find Essentials.
“Where are we going?” She said. “We just want to live. We are tired. There are long queues waiting for bread and charity cuisines.”
Stephane Dujarric, a United Nations spokesman on Tuesday, said UN’s countless humanitarian agencies are “at the tip of our stock”, forcing the world food program to close all 25 of its bakery in Gaza due to lack of flour and ready -made fuel.
“The WFP does not close the joy of its bakery,” said Dujarrick, adding that the food situation is still “very critical”, as Israel closed all intersections a month ago in Gaza, interrupting virtually all humanitarian aid delivery in an enclave.
The Israeli military institution Cogat announced on the responsibility of civil cases in Palestinian territories on Tuesday that nearly 450,000 tonnes of assistance ceasefire entered Gaza. Kogath claimed that at least part of the UN and its humanitarian partners were diverted to Hamas.
Dujarric rejected this saying: “The UN has kept a chain of custody and a very good chain of custody for all the help.”
