Israeli security cabinet to meet over the plan to fully occupy the gas

Israel’s security cabinet meets on Thursday to decide whether to order a complete military absorption of the Gaza Strip – a move that the UN says he would risk “catastrophic consequences”.

The Israeli media claim that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sees this as the only way to destroy Hamas and free hostages still held by the group after the disintegration of negotiations to end fire.

However, reports say that the head of the military and some ministers disagree, against the backdrop of warnings, such a move can be catastrophic for hostages and Palestinian civilians.

The best UN employee Miroslav Jencha told the UN Security Council earlier this week that he would be against international law and was a “deeply disturbing” perspective.

Currently, the Israeli military is controlling about three quarters of Gaza. The greater part of the Gaza population has already been displaced by the war and many others would be uprooted if the army takes over the other areas.

The senior government’s security cabinet is planned to meet at 18:00 local time (15:00 GMT) on Thursday.

According to Israeli media, tens of thousands of Israeli soldiers will have to be sent to Gaza to make the ingestion.

According to the reports, the plan initially focuses on taking full control of Gaza, moving its million to the south. The forces will also take control of refugee camps in central gas and areas where the hostages are thought to be held.

According to the reports, a second offensive will follow weeks later with the impetus of humanitarian assistance.

Israel’s US ambassador Mike Hukabi told Fox News that there will be a significant scales of distribution sites, run by Israel -backed and US -supported Humanitarian Foundation (GHF).

GHF is heavily criticized by the UN agencies and the aid that accused him of being chaotic and forcing the hungry Palestinians to go long distances in dangerous conditions to try to get food.

Hundreds have been shot in or around the four GHFs governed since it started working in May. Hamas Health Ministry and witnesses accused the Israeli forces of being responsible. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) denied the targeting of civilians, saying the soldiers fired warning shots to support the crowds back or in response to threats.

The war created a humanitarian disaster in Gaza, most of whom did not support experts who say it was at the time of hunger in terms of food consumption. The territory also experiences mass deprivation as a result of severe restrictions imposed by Israel on what is allowed – something that says is aimed at weakening Hamas.

Netanyahu has been reported to have decided in recent days to conquer the gas, raising tensions with military superiors.

A meeting with Netanyahu on Tuesday said the IDF chief, Eyal Zamir, warned that gas control could enter troops and further endanger the hostages. It has been reported that he has presented an alternative plan, including the surrounding of the remaining Hamas fortresses, not a full profession.

Israeli media say, despite some concerns, the security cabinet is expected to approve Netanyahu’s plan.

The hostage families reacted with anxiety, fearing that such a move could push their captives to kill them.

US President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that taking a gas is “really to Israel”. The United States is mediated in negotiations to end the fire between Israel and Hamas for months, but the negotiations have fallen two weeks ago.

The war began after Hamas attacked Israel on October 7, 2023, killing about 1,200 people and taking 251 back to gas as hostages. Israel has launched a large -scale military offensive in response, which died at least 61 158 Palestinians, according to the Health Ministry of Gaza.