Gaza Offensive

Israel Expands Gaza Offensive Amid Hostage Crisis

Israel’s military operation in Gaza has expanded, seizing land along the territory’s borders and creating a large buffer zone. This offensive aims to pressure Hamas into releasing hostages, with the Israeli government claiming the takeover of key areas like the Morag axis isolates Rafah and cuts off a significant portion of Gaza. Further expansion into northern Gaza, including Beit Hanoun and the Netzarim Corridor, is planned, leading to widespread evacuations. However, the UN has criticized these evacuations for violating international law due to a lack of adequate provisions for displaced civilians.

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Israel’s Gaza Seizure Plan Sparks International Outrage

Israel has launched a major ground and air offensive in Gaza, seizing territory and aiming to create a new security corridor, effectively dividing the strip. Prime Minister Netanyahu announced the “Morag route,” a second corridor mirroring the Philadelphi route, to increase pressure for the release of hostages. This expansion, totaling 62 sq km of Gaza, has resulted in significant civilian casualties, with numerous airstrikes targeting populated areas including a UN health clinic. The move is likely to hinder ceasefire negotiations and raise concerns about Israel’s long-term intentions in Gaza.

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