Before the attack on the Hamas-Aegend city in Israel Gaza, it is firm to move with a target to move a million or more citizens from the rafa before the attack, even though the authorities personally accept how to do it, how much it will take, or where people will go, there is no accurate strategy for where they will go.
“I ordered a plan, they are preparing it and are going to present it in the near future,” Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Wednesday referring to the Israeli army in a brief phone interview with Bloomberg.
Desperate Ghazan has sought refuge in Rafa, and many are now living on tents and streets, facing hunger and illness. According to Hamas-Run’s Health Ministry, forcing him to return to the destroyed areas since the explosion of the war, it is expected to add a death toll, which has already exceeded 29,000 in Gaza.
The Israeli leaders see it as a divine point, though. He believes that they are closer to eliminating Hamas’s military structure, which is considered a terrorist organization by the US and the European Union, and is looking for the remaining hostages. Completing these goals can only be met in Rafa, they say, where the authorities feel that 5,000 and 8,000 are hidden between the fighters and Hamas leaders, mostly in the tunnels, along with the hostages.
The US and other colleagues have pushed to the ceasefire. But Israeli officials say that Hamas recently gave so much extreme the conditions laid for a deal to release the hostages in exchange for freeing the Palestinians in Israeli jails that the conversation became meaningless.
The US -led efforts to reach an agreement are running in Cairo, although Israel took out and not sent its representatives last week. Israel has offered a week long stagnation to fight for hostages, which Hamas has so far rejected. Officials say that ending the war is now the unique goal of Hamas – and this is something that will not do Israel.
In addition to the danger for citizens, a Rafah attack may integrate violence from Palestinians at West Bank and Iran-backed militia in Lebanon, Iraq, Yemen and Syria, and creates even more geopolitical tumors. Israel’s full -scale response to Hamas’s October 7 attack, killing over 1,200 people and the group was taken to 240 hostages, especially in the global south, especially a source of hurdle for many governments.
South Africa has accused Israel of a massacre before the International Court of Justice, and the leaders of the G20 summit in Brazil are considering limiting the scope of the platform as the participants are divided into war in Gaza.
Allies are worried that the longer the war is, the more likely it is that the support of Israel will lose whatever support was received between the Arab states. Israel has stated that it will launch an aggressive aggressive in Rafah until the hostages are released by Ramadan – the Muslim holy month is expected to start from March 10.
Western officials are rapidly worried in the human situation in Gaza, and have been suppressing the US and its colleague Israel for details of how he plans to move the civilian population to the north of Rafah, which sits near the Egyptian border south of the Palestinian region. While officials believe that Israel will conduct its military campaign in Rafah, whether according to the people familiar with the matter, there is a concern about the time limit of Ramadan and the widespread human situation.
Netanyahu clarified his place in a press conference last Saturday.
He said, “Those who want to stop us from working in Rafa are essentially telling us: ‘lose war,” he said. “I will not let this happen. We will not come under any pressure. ,
Polls show that they have public support for this approach.
Israeli officials say that Ramadan will not be found in the way of its military operations. They soon insist that they may declare victory over Hamas, the sooner citizens will start feeling safe, and the discussion of regional security strategies may begin.
“If there is no mortgage deal, we will also work during Ramadan,” an opposition leader and member of the war cabinet said at a press conference on Wednesday.
Out of the five fighting brigades of Hamas, two are located in and around Gaza city in the north and a third of the southern city of Khan Younis is essentially broken, the army says. The fourth and fifth remaining forces have consolidated to a large extent in the rafa.
“We’re coming to the end of the beginning,” said Yakov Amidaror, a former National Security Advisor. “It will take another week for Khan Younis to complete. In March, we will move our army to Rafah, where the fight will take to the end of April. We can then go to a configuration of small forces like we have north. ,
He predicted that the low-level fight would run for the remaining year.
Amidhor and officials say that Hamas has increased considerably after the raids and statements taken from hundreds of fighters occupied during the weeks of fighting in Israeli’s intelligence Khan Unis.
Israel says that in Hamas, 40,000 armed fighters and small Islamic jihad, 10,500 in the war have died. About 1,300 died during Hamas’s attack on 7 October. Some 2,000 have been captured and an estimated 10,000 injured. He leaves around 15,000 fighters.
There has also been a huge decrease in the number of rockets and missiles fired in Israel in recent weeks. Speaking to Gaza, an Israeli official said that most rocket launchers have been removed.
While the operation in Khan Younis has doubled as expected, it has become better than the initial fight in Gaza City, the official said. The city’s military infrastructure was more comprehensive than Israel, and Israelis needed time to know how to operate some types of drones in a wide network of Gaza tunnels.
Officials say that progress has also been made towards achieving other goals. An official said that Israeli forces recently raided a hideout in Khan Younis used by Hamas leader Yahya Sinavar, which had left in a hurry shortly before the soldiers arrived. Millions of dollars were found in cash in the US and Israeli currency.
When Israel ends its war, she will have to deal with the controversial question of what happens next. The US, European allies and Arab worlds all want to run a Palestinian state to run Israel Gaza. But Netanyahu has rejected this, saying that such a step would have a similarity to reward Hamas for the October 7 attacks.
On Wednesday, the Israeli Parliament easily passed a resolution dismissing the allegation of a Palestinian state on Israel, again suggested that Netanyahu had great support for his stance. In his call with Bloomberg, he called it a “historic day” due to heavy votes, which was found through the Cassett 99-9.
He said, “This shows that there is a tremendous price for terrorism and peace can only be obtained by direct talks” with Palestinians, he said.
Officials also say that there is no point in searching for new leaders in Gaza before Hamas is destroyed, as most of the population continues to be afraid of the organization, which is unlikely that the potential candidates will move forward.
These differences talk to another large conceptual partition: while many governments have asked for a solution that grants the dignity and political autonomy of Palestinians, in the light of the genocide of October, Israel has seen a latter possibility, as a threat to exist. If Israel does not control the surrounding area, this argument goes, they will turn the region into the base of staging for the enemies of the country.
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