Israeli Military Says Approved Plan for New Gaza Offensive

The approved plan for an extended attack comes days after the call of Israel’s security cabinet to capture the largest city of the Palestinian territory after the 22 -month war that created terrible human conditions.

Israeli Armed Forces Chief Lieutenant General Eyal Zamir “He approved the main framework of IDF’s operational plan in the Gaza Strip,” he said.

The government of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu did not provide a definite time schedule for when the Israeli troops escaped from the previous attacks, when thousands of people took refuge in the city of Gaza.

Ismail Al-Thawabta, General Manager of Hamas Government Media Office in Gaza, told AFP on Wednesday that “Israeli occupation forces continue to make aggressive attacks in Gaza,” he said.

“These attacks represent a dangerous rise aimed at imposing a new reality by force, through the complete destruction of a scaled world politics and the complete destruction of civil property.”

51-year-old Sabah Fatum, who lives in a tent in the Tal Al-Hawa district of the city, said that the AFP was “great explosions” in the region.

“In the southern region of Tal Al-Hawa, many air strikes and tanks are moving with drones on our heads,” he said.

46-year-old Abu Ahmed Abbas, who lives in a tent in Zeitouun neighborhood, said that tanks were moving towards the southeast of Zeitouun and Southern Tal Al-Hawa for a few days and destroying the houses.

“The air strikes are extremely intense, concentrated, and sometimes there has been artillery bombing since last Sunday.” He said.

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Gaza Civil Defense Agency, recently reported that Israeli air strikes are intensified in the settlement neighborhoods of Gaza City.

Agency spokesman Mahmud Bassal told AFP that the Israeli attacks killed at least 75 people in the soil on Wednesday.

On Tuesday, AFP images from Gaza City showed that the Palestinians escaped from Israel’s strikes in Zeitouun and Asqoola neighborhoods using overloaded cars, vans and bicycles.

“I didn’t bring a bed or anything else, and we just ran away from death, and now we’re running away and we don’t know where to go.”

The plans to expand Israel’s attack on the Gaza City stopped for weeks as a diplomacy aimed at providing a difficult ceasefire and a hostage release agreement and the latest negotiations broke down in July.

In a statement on Tuesday, Egypt said that he was still working with Gaza mediator Qatar and the US for a 60 -day ceasefire “with the release of some hostages and some Palestinian prisoners and the flow of human and medical aid without restricting it to Gaza”.

Hamas said that a senior delegation came to Cairo for “preliminary talks” with Egyptian officials in the early hours on Wednesday.

Israel’s plans to expand the war led to international scream and internal opposition.

The Israeli Air Force and retired pilots gathered on Tuesday to end the conflict in Tel Aviv.

“This war and expansion will only cause the death of hostages, the death of more Israeli soldiers, and the death of more innocent Palestinians in Gaza.” He said.

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UN -backed experts warned that Israel has largely restricted the amount of humanitarian aid permitted by Israel.

The Ministry of Health in Gaza, ruled by Hamas, said that at least 235 people, including 106 children, have been starving since the war in October 2023 and many of the cases have been recorded in recent weeks.

On Tuesday, Netanyahu revived the calls for “allowing the Palestinians to leave Gaza, and the Israeli publisher I24News said,” We did not push them out, but let them leave “.

The calls made to re -place the Grazans out of the war in the war, including US President Donald Trump, created fear of being among the Palestinians and fears of condemnation from the international community.

According to an AFP team based on official figures, Hamas’s attack on October 2023 triggered the war on Israel resulted in the death of 1,219 people.

49 of the 251 hostages taken during the attack are still held in Gaza, 27 Israeli army says they have died.

According to the figures from the Gaza Health Ministry, which the United Nations think he was reliable, Israel’s attack killed at least 61,722 Palestinians.