05.05.2025 11:01
The Israeli security cabinet unanimously approved an attack plan aimed at expanding the occupation in the Gaza Strip. The plan envisions the forced relocation of Palestinians in the region to the south and the expansion of the occupied areas.
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It was reported that the Israeli security cabinet approved a plan for an attack aimed at expanding the occupation in the Gaza Strip. According to local media, it was noted that the security cabinet discussed the plan presented by the Israeli army regarding the next phase of the attack on Gaza.
BUFFER ZONES WILL BE EXPANDED
A senior official, whose name was not disclosed, stated that the security cabinet unanimously accepted the plan aimed at expanding attacks on Gaza. It was expressed that the first phase of the plan includes the occupation of more areas in Gaza and the expansion of "buffer zones." It was noted that, unlike previous areas captured by ground attacks, Israeli soldiers would not withdraw after the attacks and would continue the occupation in these areas.
THEY WILL FORCE PALESTINIANS TO MOVE TO SOUTH GAZA
The plan also indicated that Palestinians in Gaza are intended to be forcibly displaced once again. In this context, it was mentioned that the forced relocation of Palestinians in the region to an area in southern Gaza is included. The report also stated that the food situation in Gaza was addressed. It was reported that the Israeli cabinet claimed that "there is currently enough food in Gaza" and also approved the option of sending humanitarian aid to the region "if needed." The food crisis in Gaza, where children have died from malnutrition and the public often waits for hours in line for a meal only to return empty-handed, has been ignored.
During the meeting, it was noted that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu also brought up the plan for the expulsion of Palestinians in Gaza. It was reported that Netanyahu stated that he continued the plan of U.S. President Donald Trump, which involves the expulsion of Palestinians in Gaza to other countries. It was mentioned that the Israeli Prime Minister also stated that "discussions are ongoing with many countries regarding the acceptance of expelled Palestinians."
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